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From: goldman@mbcl.rutgers.edu
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Subject: Re: MAJOR problem with Parsons Tax Program
Message-ID: <320.27c291bd@mbcl.rutgers.edu>
Date: 20 Feb 91 19:11:57 GMT
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In article <473@adphdw20.UUCP>, dtb@adpplz.UUCP (Tom Beach) writes:
> Actually I seemed to have good luck with the "recalculate all" function
> key. My problem occurred when it was time to PRINT the forms. I was
> using LaserJet output. THe 1040 was fine, but about half the supporting
> forms, and I had a bunch of them, didn't print the title line of the form.
> 
> Fortunately, the ASCII files it prepared were OK and I was able to get
> them out but it would have been better i the LaserJet output worked
> for all the forms and scheduled. Of course Postscript would have been
> even better.
> 
> Does anyone know a tax prep software package with Postscript support?

Tom:

	Yes.  MacInTax for Windows (as windows has built in postscript
support.)  That's the one I'm using.  I don't think the information in
the program is terribly useful -- no more so than reading the instructions
that are printed in the 1040 -- but the output looks great, and it's what
you see is what you get.  If that's what you want.

				Adrian

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