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Subject: Getting PostScript on a Mac
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Date: 22 Jul 88 22:13:47 GMT
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Organization: Sun Microsystems, Inc. - Mtn View, CA
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There are two ways of getting a PostScript file from Mac applications.
The first is to hold down the COMMAND and K keys immediately after clicking
"OK" in the final printer dialog box.  This will create a file called
PostScript (or PostScriptn where n=a number if you have a newer finder).
This file contains both the PostScript code for the graphic, but also the
prep file as a header.  If you hold down the COMMAND and F keys instead,
you'll get just the graphic.

Pat Wood
Editor, The PostScript Language Journal
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