matthews@batcomputer.tn.cornell.edu (David Matthews) (03/08/87)
CE Software has a program called Widgets that performs miscellaneous
utilities, one of which is to program the LaserWriter to not spit out
its test page every time it's powered up (and to reprogram it back).
Does anybody know what the PostScript for these commands is?
(Please not everybody at once! Send me mail and I'll put one copy of
the answer here.) Thanks,
-- Dave Matthews
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> CE Software has a program called Widgets that performs miscellaneous > utilities, one of which is to program the LaserWriter to not spit out > its test page every time it's powered up (and to reprogram it back). > Does anybody know what the PostScript for these commands is? From: bullwinkle!rochester!ames!ucbcad!voder!jeff (Jeff Gilliam) Date: Mon, 09 Mar 87 19:03:45 PST 000000 % exitserver password serverdict begin exitserver statusdict begin false setdostartpage Jeff
jmpiazza@sunybcs.UUCP (03/20/87)
In article <450@batcomputer.tn.cornell.edu> matthews@batcomputer.UUCP (David Matthews) writes: >> ... program the LaserWriter to not spit out >> its test page every time it's powered up (and to reprogram it back). I just pull out the paper tray while it goes through its start-up routine (green light winks). When it's done (steady yellow) push the tray back in and voila. Of course it helps that our LaserWriter sits right next to me and the Mac(+). Flip side, joe piazza --- Cogito ergo equus sum.