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Re: TURNING A HP-LASERJET INTO AN HP-GL PLOTTER

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From: Phil Munro
Date: Wed, 16 Jan 1991 17:28
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  I have used such software for a couple of years.  I use LaserPlotter
which is put out by Insight Development Corporation.  I can not find
an address in my manual, but I see "Hewlett-Packard Direct Marketing
Division Reorder Number 35188A" at the bottom of the title page.

  My application is to take HPGL output, which is in a file, and
print it on our HP laser plotter.  HPGL is the language which would
have gone to an HP 7475 type plotter.  The LP software allows a lot
of adjustment of the output and is *very* nice.
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From: FC138001@ysub.ysu.edu (Phil Munro)
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Subject: Re: TURNING A HP-LASERJET INTO AN HP-GL PLOTTER
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Date: 16 Jan 91 17:28:50 GMT
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