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From: chris@super.ORG (Chris P. Ross)
Newsgroups: comp.lang.postscript,comp.text.desktop
Subject: Re: Another EPS question
Keywords: EPS Macintosh
Message-ID: <18981@mikado.super.ORG>
Date: 16 Jan 90 13:37:35 GMT
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In article <3351@cbnewsj.ATT.COM> ralph@lzfme.ATT.COM (Ralph Brandi) writes:
>Chris' procedure works for files captured with Command-F, but for
>EPS files, you don't need to do that.  And Susannah's procedure was
>right for EPS files with the one exception that you don't print to
>disk, but rather upload the EPS file directly.
>
>Ralph Brandi     ralph@lzfme.att.com     att!lzfme!ralph

  Excuse me, this was probably just my own stupidity.  But, as far as I
know to this point, the only way's to generate EPS from a Mac was to use
either the CMD-F or the CMD-K print options.  Is there a way to generate
EPS so as not having to use these?  If so, you may be right, but with the
CMD-F sequence, I had to process it, and I couldn't get the CMD-K output
to work either.  (I don't know why, I still think it should've, but it
didn't want to)  Help appriciated.

                                           - Chris


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