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From: msf@rotary.Sun.COM (Michael Fischbein)
Newsgroups: comp.lang.postscript
Subject: How big is the image area?
Summary: Is there a portable way to find out?
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Date: 6 Feb 90 23:25:32 GMT
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Reply-To: msf@rotary.east.Sun.COM (Michael Fischbein)
Organization: Sun Microsystems, Inc.  Albany, NY
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It there a portable (between different vendor's PostScript printers) way
to determine what the printer regards as the top of the image area?

I have a version using pagetype that works on the several printers of
direct concern, but I'd rather try to get something off of initclip.

Is there a way to determine the bounding box of the default clipping
path?  Is there a way (without hard coding page dimensions in the program)
to get the equivalent information?

Thanks much,
		mike

Michael Fischbein,  Technical Consultant, Sun Professional Services
Sun Albany, NY  518-783-9613  sunbow!msf or mfischbein@east.sun.com
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