BGI printer/plotter drivers?

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2 total messages Started by Chuck Cross Mon, 26 Feb 1990 21:10

#1348

Author: Chuck Cross
Date: Mon, 26 Feb 1990 21:10

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I'm looking for a BGI driver for HPGL plotters and/or HP lasers
to use with Turbo C.  Can anybody give me a pointer?  

I'd prefer PD source, of course, but shareware or commercial is OK too.

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Re: BGI printer/plotter drivers?

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Author: Paul S. Chisholm
Date: Thu, 01 Mar 1990 05:22

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< Krasny Oktyabr:  the hunt is on, March 2, 1990 >

In article <3109@astroatc.UUCP>, cross@astroatc.UUCP (Chuck Cross ) writes:
> I'm looking for a BGI driver for HPGL plotters and/or HP lasers to
> use with Turbo C.  Can anybody give me a pointer?  

Yes (but not a recomendation, as I'm just copying from a catalog).

"Baby Driver is a linkable function library that allows a graphics
application to print from the screen or from in-memory bitmaps.  It
currently supports over 175 dot matrix, inkjet, and laser printers . . .
Baby Driver works with virtually any graphics environment and includes
explicit support for . . . Borland's BGI for C and Pascal . . ."

List price is $250 ($1500 if you want source).  This software is also
available via Programmer's Connection (a mail order firm), 7249 Whipple
Avenue NW, North Canton, Ohio, USA  44720, 800-336-1166 (voice, USA),
800-225-1166 (voice, Canada), 216-494-3781 (voice, everywhere else),
216-494-5260 (FAX).  They charge $199, or $1199 for source.  The quote
is from their catalog.

Ithaca Street Software is at 1145 Ithaca, Boulder, CO  80303,
303-494-8865 (voice), 303-494-7802 (fax), 303-494-8868 (BBS).

> INTERNET: cross%astroatc.uucp@cs.wisc.edu

Paul S. R. Chisholm, AT&T Bell Laboratories
att!pegasus!psrc, psrc@pegasus.att.com, AT&T Mail !psrchisholm
I've never seen this product, let along used it.  I'm not speaking for
any company, theirs or mine; I'm just speaking my mind.

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