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Subject: Re: Info-Postscript for Laser Lovers Digest V1 #12
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Date: Mon, 14-Jul-86 21:15:28 EDT
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> Date:  Tue, 8 Apr 86 10:45 EST
> From:  "Roger C. King" <RCKing@MIT-MULTICS.ARPA>
> Subject:  Epson Printer Emulator Wanted
> 
> Does anyone have or know of an emulator which can run on either a PC or
> the LaserWriter which will emulate the text and graphics capabilities of
> an Epson (standard, now out of date, IBM Graphics) printer?  Such a
> program would do a lot to ease the interface of the LaserWriter family
> into the PC world.  Presumably such a program would support
> 'shift-PrtSc' for a graphics dump of the screen.
> 

I have a program written in C that converts Epson MX-80 sequences to
PostScript.  I'm currently working on a version that's all PostScript,
so it is transparent to the sending program.  Remind me about it in a
couple or three weeks, and I will let you know if it is done yet.

Clayton E. Cramer