abbo@tank.uchicago.edu (Laurie Abbott) (10/05/89)
What's the procedure for getting a Mac Emacs file (the second, nicer version, with bells and whistles, I forget who authored it) to a(n old) Laserwriter over Appletalk? I don't need text formatting, none of the roff brothers; just want to see the occasional ASCII file on paper. System bombs on both the Mac menu Print and the emacs lp command. -- abbabbo@uchimvs1.bitnet | Bitnet abbo@tank.uchicago.edu | Internet ...!unnet!mimsy!oddjob!tank!abbo | uucp
earleh@northstar.dartmouth.edu (Earle Horton) (10/05/89)
In article <5668@tank.uchicago.edu> abbo@tank.uchicago.edu (Laurie Abbott) writes: >What's the procedure for getting a Mac Emacs file (the second, nicer >version, with bells and whistles, I forget who authored it) to a(n >old) Laserwriter over Appletalk? I don't need text formatting, none >of the roff brothers; just want to see the occasional ASCII file on >paper. System bombs on both the Mac menu Print and the emacs lp >command. If you have a copy of microemacs with "Print" in the "File" menu, then that sucker is old! I ripped out all the printing code once I realized I would never have time to do it right. Besides, I can't see the point of duplicating a feature hundreds of other programs already have. I always use Microsoft Word for printing text files. Earle R. Horton