Re: How to use GhostScript?

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From: nate
Date: Tue, 30 Apr 1991 03:18

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Larry,

It looks like you are following the correct directions as given in
interp.doc.  It seems that gs is set up for the printer to be on
line.  If it is not, you might try a program like lptx to capture
printer output to a file.  Lptx can be found in directory
<msdos.printer> on wsmr-simtel20.army.mil, along with some other
printer output capture programs.

I have not tried printing the gs output because I ususally have 
access to a postscript printer.

good luck...  nate liskov

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