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Printing to a File

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From: C. Andy Hulse
Date: Fri, 22 Dec 1989 00:04
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This has probably been covered somewhere, but I've been watching for a while
and I haven't seen anything...

Is there a way to make a disk file 'look like' a laserwriter?  I would like
to generate postscript files, which I could then transfer onto the net
here, if possible...

Is there a printer driver out there that can do this?  If not, how hard 
would it be for a *slightly* experienced programmer to write one?


Thanks in advance,

--Andy Hulse

 All opinions are my own.

  hulse@iris.ucdavis.edu 
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From: hulse@iris.ucdavis.edu (C. Andy Hulse)
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Subject: Printing to a File
Keywords: printer drivers
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Date: 22 Dec 89 00:04:12 GMT
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