AMOSS%WFEB2@PUCC.PRINCETON.EDU (09/04/90)
I will check some shareware/freeware listings I have. Seems I have seen something like the conversion program you request. Do you also know that for cold hard cash you can get a card that will clip into the LaserJet so that it can read Postscript I'm not sure what its exact name is, ask your dealer. About $2000 US, I think.
UNASMITH@pucc.Princeton.EDU (Una Smith) (09/05/90)
In article <9009041523.AA25084@genbank.bio.net>, AMOSS%WFEB2@PUCC.PRINCETON.EDU writes: >I will check some shareware/freeware listings I have. Seems I have seen >something like the conversion program you request. Do you also know that >for cold hard cash you can get a card that will clip into the LaserJet so >that it can read Postscript I'm not sure what its exact name is, ask >your dealer. About $2000 US, I think. If I understood the original inquiry correctly, the person has some program that generates code for an HP Laserjet II, but wants to print on a different machine (pref. a PostScript printer or any device that understands HPGL). The above solution works, but for the opposite problem. I have no solution for HP Laserjet II to PostScript, other than to suggest the poster contact the suppliers of whatever software produced the output he/she wants to change, and ask *them* for a PostScript or HPGL driver. Or use a different package. Or tell the suppliers of the package that their product will be dropped if it doesn't produce PostScript output post-haste. Good luck! - Una UNASMITH@PUCC : BITNET unasmith@pucc.Princeton.EDU : Internet una@tropic.Princeton.EDU : Internet