cliff@spdcc.COM (Cliff Spencer) (04/18/91)
I saw a blurb in MacWeek for T-script, a software PosctScript interpreter running on the Mac. I've ordered one from MacConnection for $90. Does anyone know anything about T-script? -cliff -- Cliff Spencer cspencer@spdcc.com
andrew@visix.com (Andrew Bernard) (04/22/91)
In article <7347@spdcc.SPDCC.COM> cliff@ursa-major.spdcc.com (Cliff Spencer) writes: >I saw a blurb in MacWeek for T-script, a software PosctScript >interpreter running on the Mac. I've ordered one from MacConnection >for $90. Does anyone know anything about T-script? > -cliff I wrote the Mac _T-script_ up until version 1.2, including the time while it was called _MacRIP_ (we had to change the name since Birmysetter(?) had the trademark). I haven't kept in touch with my old company (TeleTypesetting Co.), so I can't tell you anything about the new version. The earlier versions had all the documented PostScript operators plus lots of bells and whistles, including an interactive text editor. The only problem was that our company didn't have the resources to properly market+maintain it, so it was never a really polished product. _Freedom of Press_ really clobbered us in sales. I'm somewhat surprised to see it's being sold through MacConnection, since we'd relied almost completely on direct sales in the past. I'd also be curious to hear about peoples' experience with _T-script/MacRIP_, old+new. -- andrew bernard ring the doorbell on your mind software engineer but it's locked from the outside visix software -dinosaur jr. andrew@visix.com