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>  In article <4163@udccvax1.acs.udel.EDU> fowser@vax1.acs.udel.EDU (Scott Fowser) writes:
>  >Does anybody know a site to ftp code for displaying Postscript
>  >programs on a Sun graphics display?
>  
>  Get NeWS -- it's a complete desktop system based on Display PostScript.
>  With that, using the command 'psh' will give you good PS debugging.
>  Don't know exactly where to get it, because I can't seem to recall if it's 
>  proprietary or not -- you may have to talk to Adobe ...

Gosh, this is misleading:

1) NeWS is a product of Sun Microsystems, and is licensed through them for
   a variety of machines; it has been available for Suns at a minimal cost.

2) NeWS is *NOT* based on Display PostScript (DP); NeWS is based on PostScript,
   and DP was written *LATER* by Adobe in collaboration with NeXT, Inc.
   Although both derived from a common ancestor, they are *NOT* equivalent.  DP
   is available on the NeXT computer and some IBM workstations.

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