alecd@extro.ucc.su.oz (Alec Dunn) (11/15/88)
I have a program, Postscript from Mac, which produces a well-behaved Postscript file from a MacDraw document. By well-behaved I mean it doesn't take charge of the printer, shuffle fonts, download 68000 executable code, etc as the file produced by command-K does. The program runs on the Mac. The resulting Postscript file should be easy to merge in with other systems -- we use it to merge drawings into LaTeX documents in VMS and PC versions of TeX. The program is almost entirely resource-driven, so you can tailor the Postscript code produced. It comes with documentation in MacWrite, and some example files. Source is not included. At present it only works with the old MacDraw (v1.9.5 from memory). I will be upgrading it to MacDraw II, but can't promise any date on that. If I had some software that could mail a Mac file structure I'd use that, but until then it will cost you $10 (cash please, no paperwork) to cover mailing costs. Alec Dunn alecd@extro.ucc.su.oz Electrical Engineering University of Sydney NSW 2006 Australia