Re: SUMMARY: How can I tell if a PS file is in color?

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From: Ben Goren
Date: Thu, 21 Jan 1993 18:18

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It's also possible to use the setcolor family of commands to create a
black/white/gray color. Many drivers that I've seen do this, and don't
even use setgray any more. Makes for easier programming.

b&

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