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From: ALBRO@NIEHS.BITNET
Newsgroups: comp.sys.apple2
Subject: Re: Printing GS Postscript Files on Another Machine
Message-ID: <9102260258.AA18648@apple.com>
Date: 25 Feb 91 22:09:00 GMT
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Several people have given tips on how to edit IIgs Postscript files so that
they will print on other machines, esp. a Vax.  One suggestion was to edit
off the first part of the file up to the     %!PS-Adobe    part.  Another
was to find the line that starts 'waittimeout' and delete some of the
intermediate information.  My question is, with what do you do the editing?
The file contains zeros, so most text editors won't load it in (beyond the
first zero, which comes before the %!Adobe.)  Appleworks loads it in, but
substitutes # marks for each unprintable code or group of codes.  What am I
missing here?


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