tr@bellcore.com (tom reingold) (10/03/89)
I figure this may be a weird one, but it would come in handy. We have one of those huge IBM 3820 laser printers, and it's fast, and it prints on both sides. I would be interested in saving paper. I don't know anything about this printer, except that it's a model 3820. It's run by the mainframe staff, and we send jobs to it by sending jobs to a Unix computer which sends them to the mainframe which sends them to the printer. Tom Reingold |INTERNET: tr@bellcore.com Bellcore |UUCP: bellcore!tr 444 Hoes La room 1H217 |PHONE: (201) 699-7058 [work], Piscataway, NJ 08854-4182 | (201) 287-2345 [home]
jeynes@adobe.COM (Ross A. Jeynes) (10/05/89)
In article <17772@bellcore.bellcore.com> tr@bellcore.com (tom reingold) writes: >Subject: Request for Postscript to IBM 3820 conversion program >I figure this may be a weird one, but it would come in handy. We have >one of those huge IBM 3820 laser printers, and it's fast, and it prints >on both sides. I would be interested in saving paper. I don't know >anything about this printer, except that it's a model 3820. It's run >by the mainframe staff, and we send jobs to it by sending jobs to a >Unix computer which sends them to the mainframe which sends them to the >printer. Tom, Adobe markets a version of PostScript in software which runs on the 370 series computers. I believe that the 3820 is one of the printers supported. (In general, I think that 370 PostScript supports most of the IBM AFP printers.) Try contacting your IBM sales rep. for more details. Hope this helps. Ross Jeynes Developer Support jeynes@adobe.com Adobe Systems Incorporated {sun|decwrl}!adobe!jeynes