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In article <rns.673791194@mullauna> rns@mullauna.cs.mu.OZ.AU (Robert Noel STURROCK) writes:
>
>Please pardon my ignorance, but i dont know a thing about laserprinters or
>postscript.  However, i have access to an apple laserwriter connected to a
>macintosh se.  A fairly large project which i am involved in requires some
>documentation.  I want to use *roff (with MM macros) to do this documenting.
>I have had a fair bit of experience with nroff, since i run it on my 286
>at home, however, ive never tried to use troff to output stuff to a laserprinter.  
>
>My question is this:
>
>	Is there a way i can get my document from my pc at home (in troff
>	format) to the mac for laserprinting?  ie.  how do i get troff to
>	generate a file suitable for the laserprinter, and given that, how
>	do i send that file to the laserprinter?

As long as I know the only way is to buy a commercial products.
Transcript package on Unix has such a filter and you convert the troff output
there. Or you may buy Troff package (ex Eroff) which has printer drivers.

(I have asked the simiar questions several times on several newsgroups
 but I got nothing.)

Or, you install gnu-troff on unix, which is free. 
Its default output is Postscript.

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