hart@blackjack.dt.navy.mil (Michael Hart) (04/02/91)
Someone asked me a question today. Not wanting to expose the level of my ignorance, I said I'd get back to 'em. Soo, here I am :-) How does on print/dump the screen, in b&w, without having either a screen printer, or a color printer? They want to have the screen graphics show up in black and white. Mostly, this will be just windows and pop up menus, no really detailed modeled graphics or tiny objects. Is this possible using some combination of ipaste/snapshot/icut whatever? Can it be dumped to your garden variety laser printer, like an Apple LaserWriter IINTX, or a Kyosera? thanx for your help -- ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Michael G. Hart hart@blackjack.dt.navy.mil / mhart@oasys.dt.navy.mil Computer Specialist, 15 years of computer & mgmt experience looking for a job. Reply NOW if you have openings in DP management.
scfisher@oasys.dt.navy.mil (Steven Fisher) (04/02/91)
In article <hart.670537043@blackjack> hart@blackjack.dt.navy.mil (Michael Hart) writes: >Someone asked me a question today. Not wanting to expose the >level of my ignorance, I said I'd get back to 'em. Soo, here >I am :-) >How does on print/dump the screen, in b&w, without having either >a screen printer, or a color printer? They want to have the >screen graphics show up in black and white. Mostly, this will >be just windows and pop up menus, no really detailed modeled >graphics or tiny objects. >Is this possible using some combination of ipaste/snapshot/icut >whatever? Can it be dumped to your garden variety laser printer, >like an Apple LaserWriter IINTX, or a Kyosera? >thanx for your help First, capture the screen using ipaste/snapshot/icut, etc. Then, use the routine "tops", from 4Dgifts; tops filename | lp - and it will convert the screendump held in the file filename to postscript, and send it to the printer. -steve