lipps@sbsvax.UUCP (Peter Lipps) (04/15/88)
Hello netlanders, does anybody know the following program? GoScript As far as I can tell from a short note in the german issue of PC-Week - it will take a program written in PostScript and translate (?) it into HP-LaserJet bit map (or is it a full PostScript inter- preter producing these bit maps ...?) - it runs on IBM PC and compatibles Does someone know more details about this program (manufacturer, price, performance, ...) or similar ones (PD preferred), which will accomplish the same task, i.e. print PostScript on HP-LaserJet (without hardware modification). Thanks -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- UUCP: ...!uunet!unido!sbsvax!lipps | Peter Lipps | or lipps@sbsvax.UUCP | Universitaet des Saarlandes | CSNET: lipps%sbsvax.uucp@Germany.CSnet | FB 10 - Informatik (Dept. of CS) | ARPA: lipps%sbsvax.uucp@uunet.UU.NET | Bau 36, Im Stadtwald 15 | Phone: +49 681 302 2964 | D-6600 Saarbruecken 11, West Germany | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- (8~#) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Keywords: GoScript, PostScript, HP LaserJet
mark@hpcvlx.HP.COM (Mark Rowe) (04/22/88)
You might look at the PS-Script product marketed by QMS. It is a fairly expensive plug-in board to a PC compatible that connects directly to an unmodified HP Laserjet. It provides true Adobe PostScript page output, as well as HP Laserjet and other emulation modes together with a means to switch between modes. Mark Rowe mark@hp-pcd