Re: Is this a PostScript file?

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From: Tom Neff
Date: Sat, 05 Jan 1991 00:05

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It looks very much as though what's missing is a header that defines all
those terse operators S, P, B etc.  Possibly the design package is
missing an auxiliary file containing the necessary header, or somehow
assuming that the printer has already been loaded with the definitions.
If the file in question was "page 3 of N," for instance, the defs might
be assumed rather than repeated.

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Subject: Re: Is this a PostScript file?
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