Re: Postscript Interpreter

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From: bobs Bob Stayton Yoyodoc
Date: Thu, 08 Feb 1990 18:18

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In article <28315@brunix.UUCP> jlv@cs.brown.edu (Jeff Vogel) 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
programs.  It translates the file to their native .GED file
format, and you can edit with their program, or you can
export it to a couple of other file formats.  The company
is Computer Support Corporation (214)661-8960.  I have no
affiliation with them, and I haven't actually used the
product yet.  I'd be interested in hearing from someone who has.

bobs
Bob Stayton
Technical Publications
The Santa Cruz Operation, Inc.
425 Encinal Street
Santa Cruz, CA  95060
(408) 425-7222
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