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From: brown@nebula.ee.rochester.edu (Eric Brown)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.mac
Subject: Re: Postscript graphics in documents
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Date: 21 Jul 88 15:43:18 GMT
References: <1756@lll-lcc.aRpA> <7511@cup.portal.com>
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Reply-To: brown@nebula.ee.rochester.edu (Eric Brown)
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In article <7511@cup.portal.com> you write:
>In regards to putting Postscript X-Rays into documents:
>
>only a box to PageMaker), which is what makes TIFF slightly better.  Also,
>there is a program (I can remember the name off hand, but I do have it, reply
>if you want me to upload it (It is huge if I remember correctly though)) that
>will take any picture type file as imput (TIFF, PostScript, PICT, and I think
>object and then will save it as any other type).  I haven't used it more than

Mr. Cookson,
	I would be very interested in such a program.  It would be of great use
to be able to see my postscript code before I printed.  If the program is
public domain or shareware, perhaps you would consider posting it in the
binaries.

Thanks in advance.

Eric Brown.
brown@galaxy.ee.rochester.edu