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In article <1992Oct14.123116.4175@wavehh.hanse.de>, cracauer@wavehh.hanse.de (Martin Cracauer) writes:
) From: cracauer@wavehh.hanse.de (Martin Cracauer)
) Subject: HELP! My Page- Definitions are wrong
) Organization: Private
) Date: Wed, 14 Oct 92 05:31:16 PDT
) 
) Hi, there!
) 
) I am developing an applications for generating tabulars. The output contains 
) several pages in one file.
) 
) As I know, the structure of the code matches the rules in 'Document Structuring
) Conventions' in the Postscript Reference Manual.
) 
) So far, everything is o.k. Our Laserjet prints all pages, the linotype attached 
) to a mac, too.
) 
) If I do a preview on screen using the NeXT Previewer or Ghostview/ Ghostscript, I 
) can see all pages. I can zoom them, too.
) 
) Now the error: If I am previewing the last page in my file, I can not get back to 
) other pages or zoom it. A postscript error occurs.
) 

A couple of notes.  I believe that the %%Pages command (in header) is
required.  At leat put "%%Pages: (attend)" in header and the actual
page count in the trailer.  I have always included "%%Trailer" even if
there is nothing after it.

Also, since you use the %%Begin(End)PageSetup, you might consider
using the %%PageTrailer (I think this is the name) to do the restore
--- I'm not sure of rules about the usage of this or not.  It seems to
me the preview might be looking for it.

If the error is PostScript, chances are your pages are not completely
independed.  Try bringing up the previewer and jumping to page 3, then
quit and try page 4, etc, to see exacly which page causes the error.

I can't say more without seeing the file (and looking at the DSC
documents again..)

- kev

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