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From: rgp@deth.westford.ccur.com (Dick Phillips)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.mac.misc
Subject: Getting a PostScript file with COMM-F
Keywords: PostScript, COMM-F
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Date: 10 Sep 90 13:13:10 GMT
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	Create your graphic
	Call for Print - whereupon you get a dialog box
	Click OK
	Then immediately type COMM-F and hold it u ntil the cursor
		reappears.

The result is that you get a Postscript file on the disk.  The
default name of the first file so-created is PostScript0, the
name of a second is PostScript1, etc.

My problem is that I am unable to make it happen on either a
MAC II or a MAC IIcx, both runnning 6.0.4. software.  On the
other hand, it does work on an SE30.  Is it the case that it
does not work on the large machines?  Does anyone know of an
Init, Fkey, or CDEV that does such a thing?  Alternatively, if
any of you Apple system programmers out there would care to
create such a thing for me, we might get together.

Thanks in advance for any replies.


			Dick Phillips