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In a previous article, ab@nova.cc.purdue.edu (Allen B) says:

>In article <1jmcrtINNpt5@usenet.INS.CWRU.Edu> ah395@cleveland.Freenet.Edu  
>(Jeffrey T. Hansen) writes:
>> We've got a Laserjet II NTX, which gives
>> us a 8" x 10 1/2" printing area, and I produce drawings that are
>> 30" x 42".  I'd like to be able to take a drawing, and have the
>> printer break it into tiles like poster, but have the tile move about
>> the drawing rather than have the drawing enlarged from a small 
>> area.  
>
>Do you mean LaserWriter IINTX?  If so, do you have a disk
>drive attached to it?
>

Yes, I meant LaserWriter IINTX, and no, we don't have a disk
attached directly too it.  Even worse, I'm trying to print my
postscript files from a DOS box that is connected to the printer
through a TOPS network.  The printer serves the Mac network that
the 'front office' uses, and we folks in the underfunded CAD dept.
get the leftovers, basically.  (Even though the CAD department 
produces billable work, and the front office is overhead ...)

>

So, if there's a program that does the work on the host machine,
and then sends the output to the printer, that's what I can use.
Otherwise, it's pie in the sky, dream time stuff ... :)


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Jeffrey T. Hansen
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