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From: Timothy Hayes
Date: Mon, 20 Mar 1989 16:43
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I am posting this for someone who doesn't have outgoing news feeds.

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Greetings, all.  I have three quick questions.

1) Does anybody have or know about a free (or cheap) postscript pretty printer?
   We are attempting to do some work with the Macintosh Laserprep file,
   and I think figuring out what's going on would be a lot easier if the
   file contents could be put into a more canonical and easily readable form.

2) Has anyone owning a DEC LPS40 or Scriptprinter determined exactly what the
   compatibility problems are between a Laserwriter and the DEC printer?
   (e.g., for Macintosh jobs, what parts of the laserprep file don't work on the
   DEC implementation?)  In particular, do the DEC printers support the EEXEC
   operator in the same fashion as the Laserwriter, or are there subtle or
   not-so-subtle problems?  (i.e. will the EEXEC stuff from the Mac Laserprep
   file work?)

3) Does anybody have or know about a free (or cheap) diablo630-to-postscript
   translator?  We have (or can easily get) an ansi-to-postscript translator,
   but that's not quite what we need.

BITNET:  JWMANLY@AMHERT                 - John W. Manly
PHONE:   (413)-542-2526                   System Manager
                                          Amherst College
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Tim Hayes
Apollo Computer
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From: hayes@apollo.COM (Timothy Hayes)
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Date: 20 Mar 89 16:43:00 GMT
Organization: Apollo Computer, Chelmsford, Mass.
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