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Re: PostScript from a IIgs
- Subject: Re: PostScript from a IIgs
- From: lacoss@cello.gina.calstate.edu (LA County Outdoor Science School)
- Date: 1996/06/08
- Newsgroups: comp.sys.apple2
- Organization: GINA and CORE+ Services of The California State University
- References: <4pamd6$jf5@Mercury.mcs.com>
bird@MCS.COM (J. L. Walters) writes:
> Sometime ago I saw a post by someone (Gareth Jones?)
> giving instructions on how one could create a PostScript
> file on an HFS disk from GraphicWriter III or AppleWorks
> GS that could subsequently be printed by a Mac at
> Kinko's. Unfortunately, it seems that I somehow didn't
> save this post - even though I thought I did at the time!
Make sure the LaserWriter driver is chosen in the control panel, then
when you go to print and the print dialog comes up, hold down command-f
while clicking the "OK" button. Your postscript file will be in the
drivers folder within the system folder and will be named PostScript.xxx
where xxx is either 001 or an incrementally increasing number based upon
how many postscript files you have in there. (Note: I could be wrong on
that number. It could be only a two digit number. I don't remember.)
> > When I recently tried installing the LaserWriter driver
> it seems that AppleTalk is also required. Is this true?
> (The Install program seemed to think so.)
This is normal behavior for the installer. If you don't have AppleTalk,
just get rid of all the AppleTalk related files and the NetPrinter
control panel. All you really need in the LaserWriter driver in your
drivers folder and the DCPrinter control panel in your CDevs folder. You
can do this by hand rather than using the installer.
> > My purpose in all this was to try and figure out a way
> that someone that doesn't have all that much hardware can
> generate really great looking printouts.
That'll work. I use to do this all the time until we got our LW 320 in
the office.
Greg
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