porter@caip.rutgers.edu (Adam Porter) (12/27/90)
Is there a shareware or public domain program which allows you to dump
a VGA screen on a PC to a PostScript file? Thanks....
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Adam Porter: Assistant SysAdmin, NEC Research Institute, Princeton NJ
adam@research.nec.com {...}!princeton!necserve!adam C:\> alpvgopal@cbnewsc.att.com (venu.p.gopal) (12/29/90)
In article <Dec.27.10.32.49.1990.23218@caip.rutgers.edu>, porter@caip.rutgers.edu (Adam Porter) writes: > > Is there a shareware or public domain program which allows you to dump > a VGA screen on a PC to a PostScript file? Thanks.... > -- > Adam Porter: Assistant SysAdmin, NEC Research Institute, Princeton NJ > adam@research.nec.com {...}!princeton!necserve!adam C:\> alp I don't know of any shareware or public domain ones; but Screen-to-Postscript (SCRtoPS) comes close, it's priced at $49.95+sh/hand. It's a TSR that takes up only about 10K of memory and can capture text and graphics screens, send the Encapsulated postscript output to a file or to the serial/parallel ports. Text is captured in text mode and printed using the Courier font, and line/box characters are printed. Many SuperVGA graphics modes are supported. It converts to grayscale. It's available from Offe Enterprises, 708-357-6679. I believe a post-processing program is available now for additional cost that will let you create an EPS file that shows forground/background colors in text screens as different shades of background gray and foreground thicknesses with a user-selectable mapping of the colors to these. Venu P. Gopal UUCP: ..!att!cbnewsc!vgopal Internet: vgopal@cbnewsc.att.com