Re: Ghostscript for Mac?

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From: Shih-Tung Ngiam
Date: Mon, 13 Apr 1992 14:26

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   If my memory serves me right, ghostscript comes from the Free
Software Foundation (producers of emacs).  If that's the case, then
there certainly won't be an official ghostscript for the Mac because of
the FSF's boycott apple policy.

   A commercial postscript interpreter, Freedom of the Press was
advertised in a MacZone catalog I received. Not free, though.


Shih Tung
Chem E
Best li'l Tech 
School in Cambridge

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