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From: JEFF@pucc.Princeton.EDU (Jeffrey Perry)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.mac
Subject: A PostScript Debugger for the Mac
Message-ID: <6987@pucc.Princeton.EDU>
Date: 25 Jan 89 20:52:51 GMT
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Does anyone know of a piece of software that would notify me of syntax
errors etc. in PostScript files before sending them to the Laserwriter?
I am aware that various desk accessories (e.g. Allotype's Laser Status)
tell you in a somewhat terse fashion what has gone wrong after you've
sent something to the printer - I need something more along the lines
of the debugger in MacPascal.  I deal with a lot of large text files
downloaded from a mainframe onto a Mac II and sent (in the form of
PostScript code) to the Laserwriter.
(By the way - I posted a similar query on comp.lang.postscript and
neglected to mention that it was software for the Mac I was specifically
interested in.  Sorry for the duplication - I'm just getting the hang of
this network thing.)