amr@egr.duke.edu (Anthony M. Richardson) (02/16/91)
This seems like such a basic question that I am embarrassed to ask it, but I have looked through the 2.0 documentation and asked the only other NeXT user I know, so hold the RTFM comments please. How does one convert a WriteNow document to PostScript? I don't have a PS printer at home, so I want to to save the document in a file in PS format and print it out at work. I know it's possible, because I copied the Mathematica Primer by David Hieb which was available in both WriteNow and PS form. Am I overlooking something obvious? Thanks in advance, Tony Richardson amr@egr.duke.edu p.s. Email responses preferred, unless you feel this is of general interest.
Joe.Keenan@p1.f401.n109.z1.fidonet.org (Joe Keenan) (02/16/91)
On Feb 15, at 20:31, Anthony M. Richardson (1:109/40) wrote:
AMR>This seems like such a basic question that I am embarrassed to ask it,
AMR>but I have looked through the 2.0 documentation and asked the
AMR>only other NeXT user I know, so hold the RTFM comments please.
AMR>How does one convert a WriteNow document to PostScript?
AMR>I don't have a PS printer at home, so I want to to save the
AMR>document in a file in PS format and print it out at work.
Open the document in WriteNow, then select the "Print" menu cell. When you get
the dialog box, the button in the lower left corner is marked "Save". Click on
that to get a dialog box to save the PostScript output in.
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blkcat.fidonet.org and Fidonet 1:109/401ty@reef.cis.ufl.edu (Tyng-Jing Yang) (02/16/91)
When you press Print button in Writenow, A Printer panel will show. Then press "Save" button to save to a *.ps file instead of presss "Print" button to print it to printer. Jing