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From: da@cs.brown.edu (David Ascher)
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Subject: Re: PostScript engine in the DecStation
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Date: 10 Apr 91 23:51:12 GMT
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In article <DA.91Apr10103808@igor.cs.brown.edu> da@cs.brown.edu (me) writes:

   Hi netters.

   Is there any way to use the Display PostScript engine in the
   Decstation to do off-screen imaging, or is that hardcoded in as part
   of the license agreement from Adobe?  I.e., would it be possible to
   print a PostScript file on a non-Postscript printer by using the
   interpreter that comes on the Decstation?

Note:  I don't mean ghostscript...  it isn't "good" enough, although I
think it's a great idea.  There are some files that make it through
real Adobe PostScript and that don't make it thru GhostScript.

--david
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