Re: Looking for a Rich-Text Format (RTF) to PS converter

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From: Bill Nixon
Date: Fri, 30 Oct 1992 17:33

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In article <1992Oct30.045824.10992@almserv.uucp> bnixon@fnma.com (Bill Nixon) writes:
>Quite simply, I am looking for some type of filter program that will take
>a Microsoft RTF file and produce a PostScript file I can send to a printer.
>
>If it matters, I want to use this on a NeXT machine.
>
>Please respond via e-mail, since I don't keep up with these newsgroups, and
>I will post a followup.

I think I need to clarify what exactly I want here based on
some of the responses I have received already.

Yes, I know about using Edit.app to print files by
opening the file and selecting print.  But that's what I am
trying to avoid. Doing that for 30 files or so becomes very
tedious.   I'd like to be able to do it from the command
line or maybe select the files in the File Viewer and drag
them into a printer app.

Thanks again,
Bill
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email: bnixon@fnma.com (NeXT Mail Okay)
Bill Nixon, Senior Programmer Analyst, Advanced Technology
FannieMae, 3900 Wisconsin Ave NW, Washington, DC 22016     (202) 752-5468

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