gillooly@vixvax.mgi.com (06/03/91)
In an earlier posting someone asked for a PostScript to screen viewer. The current version of Freedom of Press was recommended. We have a lot of experience with this software and it works quite well. I highly recommend that you have a math coprocessor (SI owners take note). I am looking for a program that will incorporate a pure PostScript file as an import. This seems to be no problem for EPS format, but straight PostScript seems to be impossible to import. Any Ideas? ------------------------------------------------------------- William B. Gillooly Jr. Applications Specialist Management Graphics, Inc. 612-854-1220 1401 East 79th Street 612-854-6913 FAX Minneapolis, MN 55425 gillooly@mgi.com
khoo@husc9.harvard.edu (Oonchye Khoo) (06/04/91)
In article <1991Jun3.095619.1034@vixvax.mgi.com> gillooly@vixvax.mgi.com writes: >I am looking for a program that will incorporate a pure PostScript >file as an import. This seems to be no problem for EPS format, but >straight PostScript seems to be impossible to import. Try using the Postscript Escape font, available from Sumex. Be sure to read the docs that come with it. The idea is that you import your PostScript file, change the font to Postscript Escape, and then the PostScript printer interprets it as postscript instead of text. The docs with the font gives instructions for just how to get it to work with several kinds of apps. (I haven't tried it yet; please let us all know if it works!) Ken Kreshtool kik@wjh12.harvard.edu (my real e-mail address; this post is from a frend's account elsewhere) -- --- Ah Love! Could You and I with Fate conspire, To Grasp this sorry scheme * of things (Lawrence Oon-Chye Khoo) Entire, * Would we not khoo@husc9.harvard.edu Shatter it