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From: seymour@milton.u.washington.edu (Richard Seymour)
Newsgroups: comp.lang.postscript
Subject: Re: EOF indication to PostScript printer
Message-ID: <5545@milton.u.washington.edu>
Date: 26 Jul 90 00:50:26 GMT
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In article <32478@sparkyfs.istc.sri.com> zwicky@quetzalcoatl.itstd.sri.com.UUCP (Elizabeth Zwicky) writes:
>If you check ISBN numbers, instead of printing dates, you will
>discover that there are (at least) two Red Books; one of them includes
>the LaserWriter appendix, and the other doesn't. 

my December 1985, Second Printing-with-Apple-Appendix is ISBN 0-201-10174-2
(addison-wesley, red, paperback, $22.95)

>having the user spin around three times, bang a coffee cup on the
>table, and shout "Vive Quebec", you are free to do so if you can
>figure out how to detect it. 
  ohhh -- i just love that!

>As for Woody-bashing, it might be less prevalent if he was more often
>correct and less often strident. For instance, if instead of answering every
>question he only answered those he actually knows the correct answer to.
   i hope my comment was taken as the compliment it was intended to be,
    not a "Woody-bash" at all

--dick