kxgj@vax5.cit.cornell.edu (06/22/91)
Sorry if this question is to bizarre but.... At work we use a number of computers including UNIX and Mac stuff. Using a generic PostScript file to DISPLAY!! on a Mac is nearly impossible because they expect encapsulated postscript. Many applications can print them (because of smart printers) but I know of only Textures that can make the translation to encaps. and display! them and allow their modification. My stupid question: Is there an Amiga utility (preferably PD) that might be able to make the translation? If Macs don't do it, why should an Amiga? I figured that since alot of PS translation is done for e Amiga (because many still have dot-matrix printers) and I've seen iff->pict etc.. conversion utilities that possibly there was something that would make the translation (and wouldn't it be neat if a Mac thing could be done easily with an Amiga and not a Mac). Oh well, wishfull thinking, I know, but..... (by the way, it's >toO< bizarre, in the first line...:-) Kirk (kxgj@vax5.cit.cornell.edu)