smisra@eos.ncsu.edu (SAURABH MISRA) (04/14/91)
Last time when I posted this message, I got suggestions to use word's print postscript and SendPS. I also got a suggestion to use Freedom of the Press, but I don't want to buy that just to print one postscript file. the PLP II laser printer is a Quickdraw printer and neither word nor SendPS can print that postscript file. Any more suggestions? Saurabh
Charles.E.Dubuque@dartmouth.edu (Charles E. Dubuque) (04/15/91)
In article <1991Apr14.144430.27157@ncsu.edu> smisra@eos.ncsu.edu (SAURABH MISRA) writes: > Last time when I posted this message, I got suggestions to use word's > print postscript > and SendPS. I also got a suggestion to use Freedom of the Press, but I > don't want to buy > that just to print one postscript file. the PLP II laser printer is a > Quickdraw printer and > neither word nor SendPS can print that postscript file. Any more suggestions? > > Saurabh Well, there just isn't any way that you are going to be able to print a PostScript file to a QuickDraw laser printer, it's that simple. Freedom of Press is an option, but you said you only need to print one PostScript file? Well, just put the PostScript file and SendPS on a disk and go to your local ComputerLand or your school's computer cluster and pay the people there to print it out for you. For you will NEVER get it to work without FOP or some other PostScript interpreter, and since it is only for one file, just have someone with the RIGHT EQUIPMENT print it out for you. Chuck ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Chuck Dubuque ||"It's one thing to think something that seems Dartmouth College || completely impossible. But quite another to HB 4233 Hanover NH || say it..." -- Silent Invasion, book II 03755 || C.Dubuque@Dartmouth.edu || DartmouthUs -not- the Review, but it's close ------------------------------------------------------------------------