🚀 go-pugleaf

In article <4amshv$lib@post.gsfc.nasa.gov>, "Ian E. Sprod"
<Ian.Sprod@gsfc.nasa.gov> wrote:

:Ian Russell Ollmann <iano@scripps.edu> wrote:
:>
:>A journal recently asked a friend of mine to return a translation in 
:>"Rich Text Format" via the internet. Does anyone know what this means and 
:>if there is a mac application to translate something like an MS Word file 
:>or a postscript file to Rich Text Format?
:>
:>                               Ian Ollmann
:>
:>       Please cc: a reply to iano@scripps.edu and hendrix@scripps.edu.
:
:"Rich Text Format" or RTF is a "standard" :-) format for formatted text. 
:Both MS-Word and WordPerfect (and every other WP package worth it's salt) 
:can read and write this format. 
:
:So from MS-Word select "Save As" and choose "RTF" for the type of file. RTF 
:files consist of ASCII text so you should be able to email this OK. 
:
:I don't know of a PostScript to RTF converter, but if it exists I am sure 
:it's from Adobe so ask them. 

No such thing as a "postscript to rtf" utility. Never will be. Postscript
can do about 10,000 more things than rtf. All rtf does is change a word
precessor's "native" formatting codes to a microsloth defined set of plain
ascii characters.

                     \\\\
                     (@ @)
_________________ooOo_(-)_oOoo___
| Paul Constantine    \\\\      |
| paulc@inch.com                |
| http://www.inch.com/~paulc/   |
---------------------------------