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From: eddy@jafus.mi.org (Eddy J. Gurney)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.mac.system
Subject: Creating PostScript files with LW 6.0.2?
Summary: I installed 6.0.7, and now Command-K doesn't work...
Message-ID: <1990Nov6.172719.12509@jafus.mi.org>
Date: 6 Nov 90 17:27:19 GMT
Sender: eddy@jafus.mi.org (Eddy J. Gurney)
Organization: The Eccentricity Group - East Lansing Division
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OK... I must be missing something TOTALLY obvious.  I've been
running System 6.0.4 on my IIcx since I got it.  Worked great,
including being able to use Command-K from the LaserWriter 6.0
drivers (which I got from Apple's Color Disk 1.0) and create
a PostScript file on my drive, since I don't have a LaserWriter
directly connected. :-(

Well, 6.0.7 came out, and I knew it had lotsa new stuff, especially
the System 7 Sound Manager, so I installed that, along with the
LW 6.0.2 drivers.  Everything has been working GREAT (not a single
crash yet! [knocking on wood] :-), until today, when I went to print
my Word 4.0 document to disk... I held Command-K, and it submitted
the job to the LaserWriter I don't own.  Soon, the PrintMonitor icon
was blinking on top of my Apple, and when I switched to it under
MultiFinder, I was greeted with the alert that it couldn't print it.
(I wonder why? 8-)

So why can't I use Command-K, or Command-F, or just K, to print Post-
Script to disk?  I'm sure it's something silly, but it's defitely
alluding me.

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E.J.G.
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