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From: ken@cs.rochester.edu (Ken Yap)
Newsgroups: comp.lang.postscript
Subject: Re: Splines Underli
Message-ID: <1990Feb1.153245.12692@cs.rochester.edu>
Date: 1 Feb 90 15:32:45 GMT
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|Thanks for the info.  As to the above sentence, I'll have to disagree
|with you.  Splines and transformation matrixes are the heart and soul
|of Postscript. They are what *REALLY* set ps apart.  A complete understanding
|of them leads to not only better postscript code, but bettter applications
|that use postscript.

Well, there was this language called Interpress that also had
transformation matrices and many of the features that went into PS.
I think the founders of Adobe can tell you all about it and the people
at Xerox are sorry that they didn't pay more attention when the story
was first told. :-) :-(