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From: will@ils.nwu.edu (William Fitzgerald)
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Subject: Re: Getting postscript o/p of a WordPerfect document
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Assuming that you have WordPerfect 5.x, it's relatively simple.  After
selecting one of the Postscript printer drivers (such as the Apple
Laserwriter), one of the options on the 'select a printer' screen is
to change the port.  The 'change the port' option allows you to 
print the file to disk.  You can then carry this file to work to
print on the Postscript printer.

Note that each time that you print, you will overwrite the existing
file.  You can work around this by either creating multiple printer
definitions or renaming the printer output on the 'List files' (F5) 
screen.

Enjoy!