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From: PEPRBV@CFAAMP.HARVARD.EDU (Bob Babcock)
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Subject: PSFIX.ZIP - Reformat postscript to <= 80 character lines
Summary: Reposted by Keith Petersen
Message-ID: <PEPRBV.910501.191906.C0@CFAAMP.HARVARD.EDU>
Date: 8 May 91 05:07:19 GMT
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I have uploaded to SIMTEL20:

pd1:<msdos.postscript>
PSFIX.ZIP       Reformat postscript to <= 80 character lines

Postscript output from Word Perfect and other programs is often
awkward to send to a mainframe printer because it is not formatted
with reasonable length lines.  Psfix reformats a postscript file to
have lines of 80 characters or less.  It cannot handle a string of
more than 80 consecutive characters without delimiters such as you
might see in a large bitmap, but it does handle the small bitmaps
which WP 5.1 generates for characters not available in the printer
font.  Includes Turbo C source, executable and documentation.  Freely
distributable if unmodified.

Bob Babcock <PEPRBV@CFAAMP.HARVARD.EDU>