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From: ajayshah@nunki.usc.edu (Ajay Shah)
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Subject: Re: HP Deskjet Printer & GoScript...
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Date: 7 Nov 89 01:18:34 GMT
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In article <21915@gryphon.COM> lampi@pnet02.gryphon.com (Michael Lampi) writes:
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>While I would like it to run faster, GoScript is great!
>

I once tried the following:

1. Installed Ventura v2.0 to think I had a Postscript printer,
2. Took one of those incredibly complex pages (four frames, three
graphs, lots of font+size combinations) and printed to disk (a 135k
file of Postscript for one page),
3. Tried printing through GoScript.

It worked; in the sense that there was no error message. But the small
sized letters looked utterly awful, their spacing was all wrong etc.

Any ideas why?  Maybe because i'd created that document under Ventura 
installed for the HP LJet II?  Maybe if i'd installed Ventura for a
Postscript printer, created the document and printed with GoScript,
it'd have looked nice?


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