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From: "Deborah_L._Flynn.ESCP8"@Xerox.COM
Newsgroups: comp.text.desktop
Subject: PostScript Publishing Capability
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Date: Thu, 17-Sep-87 12:58:24 EDT
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Posted: Thu Sep 17 12:58:24 1987
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I recently read the following:

"IntrePress treats each page as an entity unto itself.  No command or
statement from one page can affect another.  This is possible in
PostScript, but isn't manadtory.  This unique InterPress feature allows
you to print a document with the pages out of numeric or sequential
order.  It is a terrific feature if you're printing duplexed pages on a
laser printer."

How does this work in PostScript, and do all laser printers understand
this parameter?  If not, what do they do with it?
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