[comp.protocols.iso.dev-environ] Printing of Doc Set

Ernest.Hayden@EBay.Sun.COM (Ernest H. Hayden) (04/06/91)

Has any one been successful in printing out the quipu docs from the .ps files
in isode-interim?  Neither I nor another colleague have been successful at 
this.  All we get is the text printed out (mostly) one word per line.

Try, for example, isode-interim/doc/ps/quipu-new.ps ... not being familiar with
PostScript I have been unable to "debug" the file.

Any help or suggestions welcome!

We don't seem to have a local copy of TeX so I can't start it from scratch.

Thanx:	Ernest H. Hayden
	Systems Engineer
	Systems Engineering
	Systems Architecture Group
	Sun Microsystems Federal, Inc.

	MIL06-07
	ehh@chanta.EBay.Sun.COM
	408-276-1955

Ernest.Hayden@EBay.Sun.COM (Ernest H. Hayden) (04/09/91)

To those of you who received the message below and put some thought into it
and perhaps even responded with suggestions and help .. MY APOLOGIES!  I seem
to really be having trouble with only one document, namely, doc/ps/quipu-new.ps.  And since there is an ASCII version of this already
it is now of considerably less concern that I print from the .ps file.  (It is
only a curiosity at this point that has left us a bit puzzled.)

Other major documents are printing OK. 

Thanx again for everyone's help.


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Has any one been successful in printing out the quipu docs from the .ps files
in isode-interim?  Neither I nor another colleague have been successful at 
this.  All we get is the text printed out (mostly) one word per line.

Try, for example, isode-interim/doc/ps/quipu-new.ps ... not being familiar with
PostScript I have been unable to "debug" the file.

Any help or suggestions welcome!

We don't seem to have a local copy of TeX so I can't start it from scratch.

Thanx:	Ernest H. Hayden
	Systems Engineer
	Systems Engineering
	Systems Architecture Group
	Sun Microsystems Federal, Inc.

	MIL06-07
	ehh@chanta.EBay.Sun.COM
	408-276-1955


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klatta@MERIT.EDU (04/10/91)

Two things to look for: the first two characters in the file shoud be
%! and you shouldn't have any control-Ds ^d in the file.
Some mailers also insert a leading space on each line of included files
in order to avoid printer carriage control (for line printers) which
also can confuse a postscript interpreter.