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Subject: Re: [nt]roff PD sources wanted
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#I received no responses the last time I posted this, but
#I can't beleive there is not someone out there who can
#send me some information on this, so I am posting again
#to see if I can generate some kind of response.
#I am looking for public domain [nt]roff software and/or
#[nt]roff support for an Imagen Imprint-10 Laser Printer.  If
#anyone has information as to where I can obtain this
#software, please send me email at the address below.
#
#Thanks in advance for your help and co-operation (?)
#Don Woelz
#GENROCO, Inc.
I find your assumption that there *must* be a PD version of troff
interesting.  Writing such a program would represent many 100s of
programmer-hours.  It's not clear to me why someone should make
such an investment just to save you a little money.  They might do
it to create a *new* formatter (let's face it, troff is pretty
obsolete).