dhoyt@vw.acs.umn.edu (09/27/90)
In article <7159.2701a4fb@uwovax.uwo.ca>, rcorless@uwovax.uwo.ca writes... >I have two short questions. Can anyone help? >1) How can someone print to a postscript file in Microsoft Word? > (there is a way in Matlab and in MacWrite but Microsoft was > unable to tell me how to do it in Word, though the support > staff was convinced you could do it). In word, create a new document the size of the page of the postscript file (A4-8 1/2 x 11, etc). Set all margins to zero. Include the postscript file, then with the entire document selected, set the style to postscript. Assuming the postscript file is reasonably behaved, you should be able to print the file. david
cs225bx@ux1.cso.uiuc.edu (09/28/90)
Aldus makes a program called Font Downloader that comes with their font packages. This program will allow you to change the password. You could also generate a text file containing PS commands and then send that to the laser. I believe that if you hold the option key while hitting the OK button in the Print box you will get a Postscript file.
mrsmith@rice-chex.ai.mit.edu (Mr. P. H. Smith) (10/02/90)
I have a LaserWriter II NT. It prints a line down the right edge of the page intermittently. How can I make it stop? Please, if you know the answer, send email (or call if you're in the 617 area (439-6660)). I've tried to call Apple customer service, but they gave me the the run around and had me call an 800 number which then had me call businessland which gave me another number which told me it would cost $50 "per solution" over the phone, and could I wait until the end of the day when someone would call me back and it would be free then. No thanks. Someone please help me!!! (the boss is breathing down my neck to get this thing printed properly before 2:00.) Thanks a bundle. Paul Smith mrsmith@ai.mit.edu (617) 439-6660