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From: minkus@lesath.usc.edu (Bob Minkus)
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Subject: Re: Postscript fragment needed
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Date: 25 May 89 20:18:32 GMT
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In article <13222@dartvax.Dartmouth.EDU> jonathan@eleazar.dartmouth.edu (Jonathan Altman) writes:
>There was a discussion several months back about how to include
>various bits of postscript in MSWord documents to do nice things
>like borders around pages, etc.  One nice tip that was given was how
>to print the word "draft" in a 5% gray on entire pages.  I saw the
>tip on how to do this and said "that'd be neat" but didn't save the
>postscript fragment.  Now I have a need to distribute a draft of a
>user's manual I maintain, and I'd like the sample postscript
>fragment that would do something of this sort.  If anybody has any
>bits of postscript that could be included in a MSWord document to do
>this, and even instructions on where to put the fragment, I'd be
>most grateful to have it.  Unless there are lots of other cries of
>"I'd like that also," it'd probably be better to just e-mail it to
>me, but posting is o.k. if this is of general use.

        "I'd like that also" :-)

        I have a postscript document that was created on a Sun system,
        using FrameMaker.  I can ftp it to a Mac SE and put it into
        MSWord.  But I can't get it to create the document on a Laserwritter.
        When I try to print it, it prints the PS code, but not the
        document itself.  Does anyone have any suggestions?

								Thanks,

								  Bob
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