dhinds@portia.Stanford.EDU (David Hinds) (12/08/90)
If I want to print a Postscript file from a Mac, when the Postscript has been generated by another machine, the Apple dictionary prolog sometimes screws things up. Is there a way for the beginning of my code to kill whatever prolog is sent to the printer ahead of it? (Alternatively, if anyone knows how to send raw Postscript from a Mac without getting their dictionary, that would be just as good). -David Hinds dhinds@cb-iris.stanford.edu
Bruce.Hoult@bbs.actrix.gen.nz (12/08/90)
In article <1990Dec7.172212.26520@portia.Stanford.EDU> dhinds@portia.Stanford.EDU (David Hinds) writes: > If I want to print a Postscript file from a Mac, when the Postscript has > been generated by another machine, the Apple dictionary prolog sometimes > screws things up. Is there a way for the beginning of my code to kill > whatever prolog is sent to the printer ahead of it? (Alternatively, if > anyone knows how to send raw Postscript from a Mac without getting their > dictionary, that would be just as good). Try: grestoreall initgraphics -- Bruce.Hoult@bbs.actrix.gen.nz Twisted pair: +64 4 772 116 BIX: brucehoult Last Resort: PO Box 4145 Wellington, NZ