How using interpress

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From: laser-lovers
Date: Tue, 02 Jul 1985 21:31

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From: mirror!rs@cca-unix (Rich Salz)


Before I left Xyvision three months ago, they were planning on
using interpress because they intended to drive the 9700 as an
output device.  It was going to be handled the same way any
other output device is:  an output driver program reads the
Xyvision Standard Format database, and translates their "generic"
data manipulation commands (e.g., MovHoriz, DrawRule:x:y, etc.)
into the specific commands required by the typesetter.  There
was some hassle because interpress isn't exactly the same
model as most CRT typesetters, but because XSF was a structured,
page-oriented data format, it didn't seem too unreasonable.

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