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Thus it was written in the epistle of WirtAtmar,
> Gavin writes:
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> > Jeff writes:
> > > >Can someone think of an example where ghostscript on the 3000 would be
> > > >useful?
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> > > Uh.... PCL (or other non-PostScript) printing from... say... QueryCalc?
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> > Yeah, but for some reason I suspect Wirt would argue against doing this.
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Wirt follows with a fascinating discourse on viewing postscript onscreen . . .
With all due respect, sir, and with much interest in the subject you've
discussed, I think you missed the original comment (see above) which in
specific refers to putting ink on paper in a non-Postcript fashion. Might
there be some appropriate way of doing so via the 3000. After all, I for one
have quite a few non-postcript printers hooked to my 3000 and I'd like to
print out the pretty stuff QC produces on them, too.
Ted
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Ted Ashton ([log in to unmask]), Info Serv, Southern Adventist University
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Common sense is the collection of prejudices acquired by age eighteen.
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