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From: leeke@cascade.ARPA (Steven D. Leeke)
Newsgroups: net.micro.mac
Subject: Re: Getting at the LaserPrep file
Message-ID: <111@cascade.ARPA>
Date: Mon, 9-Jun-86 11:02:36 EDT
Article-I.D.: cascade.111
Posted: Mon Jun  9 11:02:36 1986
Date-Received: Fri, 13-Jun-86 02:49:26 EDT
References: <1004@rover.ri.cmu.edu> <649@basser.oz>
Reply-To: leeke@cascade.UUCP (Steven D. Leeke)
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In article <649@basser.oz> frankng@basser.oz (Frank Ng) writes:
>> The easiest way to get the LaserPrep header in text form is to print some
>> document, and hold down command-K right after you click on "OK", until the
>> "Creating PostScript" dialog box comes up. This will create a large text
>> PostScript file, the first part of which will be the LaserPrep header.
>Could someone who has tried this please confirm that this works,
>and for which version of the laserwriter driver this works for?

I have used cmd-K on a Mac Plus w/ HD20 and it worked well, BUT perhaps
the problem is in your versions of the LaserWriter and LaserPrep files.  Mine
are both version 3.0.  If you have 2.x you will see a BIG difference in the
layout with 3.0.

Steve Leeke