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In article <765@wpi.wpi.edu> jdutka@wpi.wpi.edu (John Dutka) writes:
>In article <1673@ssc.UUCP> fyl@ssc.UUCP (Phil Hughes) writes:
>>...I went to see of there was anything that works on an Atari that will 
>>produce PostScript (before we trash the 1040 and buy an Amiga). 
>
>If I remember correctly, Gold Disk puts out a Publishing program that writes
>PostScript.  They have an Amiga version, so you might check it out, on the
>chance they have an ST version out.

I missed the original posting of this query, but I have been using
Publishing Partner from the time of the original release to generate
Postscript output.  It does a nice job, and I've written several papers
with it.  You can get a special font disk that supports all of the
LaserWriter Plus fonts, and Don Rice has distributed PD versions of the
Times and Symbol fonts through this group.  Unfortunately the new
versions of PP are flaky, but I'm still using PP 1.03 and am pretty
satisfied with it.  Plus it is cheap -- now going for $75 Cdn. in the
local store, less by mail order.

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