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Postscript on the ST.

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From: F S Taylor
Date: Fri, 26 May 1989 11:29
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Hi there,

(This is my first post to the News! :-)

At college I have access to a postscript laser printer. Using it I
would like to print simple posters that I have prepared on my ST at
home. The only problem being that I don't have a program on the ST
that can produce postscript output (to a file). Does anyone know of a
program that will produce such output, preferably PD. It doesn't need
to be particularly powerful.

Any information forthcoming would be gratefully received.

Mail or post, however your conscience takes you!

Thanx in advance,

Frank.

PS: I have a 520ST (it's been upgraded to 1meg) with its usual .5meg
internal drive and a 1meg external drive. At present I have no monitor
but that is top of my wishlist! (Any kind soul out there.... ;-)

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