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From: boyle@ANL-MCS.ARPA (James M. Boyle)
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Subject: Re: Fast PostScript engines
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Date: Mon, 24-Feb-86 12:48:53 EST
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[I inadvertantly deleted my copy of the message to which this is a response.
Sorry if that shows.]

Leaving page break computations to the laser printer to save cpu time 
during formatting doesn't seem practical to me.  The formatter has to 
know where the line breaks come in order to determine the page length
so that it can output footnotes and figures that are supposed to come
at the bottom of a page, doesn't it?