bhs@calmasd.Prime.COM (Bradlee Sargent) (02/21/91)
Are there any public domain programs which take a postscript file and convert the output to print on an epson printer. I think Gold Disk has a commercial version.
Graham_Parkinson@mindlink.UUCP (Graham Parkinson) (02/21/91)
The software that you are looking for is called Pixelscript by Pixelations. It is sold by Creative Computers mailorder for $89.95. I have a recent copy (Ver1.1g) that I don't need since I now have a Postscript printer so you can have this for $35 US if you send a money order to Graham Parkinson, 1643 Collingwood St, Vancouver BC CANADA V6R 3K1. This package offers two fonts built in - Times and Roman and allows the use of other postscript fonts. With it you can output postscript to any preferences graphic printer, including nice encapsulated postscript clipart. Send me email if you are interested and I will ship without delay all original disks and manual. -- ****************************************************************** * Graham Parkinson - Frontier GeoSciences, Vancouver BC CANADA * * uunet Graham_Parkinson@Mindlink.UUCP * ******************************************************************
rmr@ccwf.cc.utexas.edu (Randy M. Roberts) (02/23/91)
Hey, Don't forget the public domain! I have been very happy with POST 1.3 from abcfd20.larc.nasa.gov. I am eagerly awaiting POST 1.4 from Fish Disk 446, but isca.icaen.uiowa.edu and ux1.cso.uiuc.edu haven't updated their collection yet. BTW, if you do decide to go the POST 1.[34] route, don't forget to set the graphics printer dendity to 2 in "Preferences." Regards, Randy -- Randy M. Roberts rmr@ccwf.cc.utexas.edu
BAXTER_A@wehi.dn.mu.oz (02/23/91)
In article <4870@mindlink.UUCP>, Graham_Parkinson@mindlink.UUCP (Graham Parkinson) writes: > The software that you are looking for is called Pixelscript by > Pixelations. It is sold by Creative Computers mailorder for $89.95. I have a > recent copy (Ver1.1g) that I don't need > since I now have a Postscript printer so you can have this for $35 US if you > send a money order to Graham Parkinson, > 1643 Collingwood St, Vancouver BC CANADA V6R 3K1. > This package offers two fonts built in - Times and Roman and allows > the use of other postscript fonts. With it you can output > postscript to any preferences graphic printer, including nice > encapsulated postscript clipart. > Send me email if you are interested and I will ship without > delay all original disks and manual. Graham forgot to mention that the program is an amaterish piece of crap and doesn't even support postscript line types. Regards Alan
clemon@lemsys.UUCP (Craig Lemon) (02/24/91)
In a message posted on 22 Feb 91 21:14:13 GMT,
rmr@ccwf.cc.utexas.edu (Randy M. Roberts) wrote:
RMR>Hey,
RMR>
RMR>Don't forget the public domain!
RMR>
RMR>I have been very happy with POST 1.3 from abcfd20.larc.nasa.gov.
RMR>
RMR>I am eagerly awaiting POST 1.4 from Fish Disk 446, but isca.icaen.uiowa.edu
RMR>and ux1.cso.uiuc.edu haven't updated their collection yet.
RMR>
RMR>BTW, if you do decide to go the POST 1.[34] route, don't forget
RMR>to set the graphics printer dendity to 2 in "Preferences."
^^^^^^^^^^^^
RMR>
RMR>Regards,
RMR>Randy
RMR>--
RMR>Randy M. Roberts
RMR>rmr@ccwf.cc.utexas.edu
Why is this? I can't say I've ever heard about this before.
Also, can someone post when the new Post is available by FTP or mailserver
or something *-).
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