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In article <2173@scorn.sco.COM>, bobs (Bob Stayton, Yoyodoc) writes:
> 
> >Does anyone know of any software, public domain or not, that
> >can parse postscript output from any drawing program and
> >convert it back to some typed format?
> 
> The latest PC Publishing magazine reviews Arts & Letters
> Graphics Editor 2.0 that includes a stand-alone conversion
> utility named Decipher that can "read and translate
> virtually any Postcript file", including custom-written
I

I have been using A & L rather extensively.  It works well.  Even though
I have sent in my registration card, and recieved the co-processor version,
I still have not recieve Decipher, or the remaining clip art that is promised
for returning the card.  Evidently, the good folk are a tad behind, or the
product has not been released yet.  I don't know which, and I am waiting
for it to come.  When It does, I'll post a summary of how well it works.

Larry Spence who did a lot of A&L follows this group, and can probably
shed some light on the topic.  How about it, Larry?

Cheers
Woody
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