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Subject: Mac programming book to Macophobes
Summary: don't want to -- have to...
Message-ID: <1990Dec6.055631.11978@nlm.nih.gov>
Date: 6 Dec 90 05:56:31 GMT
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Reply-To: werner@bio.NLM.NIH.GOV (Craig Werner)
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	Here's the situation. I need to learn enough about programming
	the Mac to port a Unix/MSDOS program.
	      I'm not really into the full look,
	I just want to get most of the functionality right -- and it is
	a very simple program.  Any tips I just want to create and 
	concatenate several PostScript files, and send them on to the printer.
	.Look, I'll admit it. Except for word-processing with proportional
	fonts, I can't stand the Mac. But, I can't find anyone to do the
	programming for me.
		Perhaps maybe somebody also has source for a program that
	duplicates the functionality of sendPS, if not sendPS itself?