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From: mingyu@romeo.cs.duke.edu (Mingyu Wang c/o hsg)
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Subject: Re: Postscript output from the Macintosh <<help>>
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Date: 8 Jun 90 13:31:34 GMT
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In article <TJFS.90Jun7165036@tadtec.uucp> tjfs@tadtec.uucp (Tim Steele) writes:
>A note about this command-F (or is it command-K) sequence: exactly
>*how* do you type it?  I can't get it to work!
>

This is exactly how I typed it: open the print dialog box, hold down the
mouse button on "OK", press command-k and hold it down, release the 
mouse button, release command-k.

Now my problem is that this sequence works on Mac II, not on MacSE/30. I 
speculated that in order to have it work, a printer has to be attached 
to the Mac.  But if I have a LaserWriter for the Mac, probably I do not
need the postscript file to be generated.

comment requested.