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From: cplai@daisy.UUCP (Chung-Pang Lai)
Newsgroups: comp.lang.postscript
Subject: Re: How to resume 'normal' error handling?
Keywords: error,undo
Message-ID: <3861@daisy.UUCP>
Date: 13 Feb 90 01:50:25 GMT
References: <4809@brazos.Rice.edu>
Reply-To: cplai@daisy.com (C. P. Lai)
Organization: Daisy/Cadnetix
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In article <4809@brazos.Rice.edu> jrr@ricevm1.rice.edu writes:
>I downloaded Adobe's ehandler.ps (downloaded error break-page handler,
>1986 vintage) into our Apple LaserWriter II NTX (revision 1 version
>47.0) via AppleTalk.  It works fine for debugging my PostScript work but
>now I would like to remove it (or its effects) and revert to the
>'standard' Apple setup when I am not developing PostScript code.

For us, we just turn the printer off and on again to erase its effect.

You can also comment out the first block of the code to make it to
run on a job to job basis.  You can prepend the (one time only) ehandler
in front of your regular ps file.  the printer will return to normal
after the current job.