Phil Taylor wrote:
I just checked out the HP site, and it looks as if they don't make
their own Mac drivers any more. Instead they say that you should use
the Apple Laserwriter 8 driver along with the appropriate HP printer
description file. Which is all fine and dandy except that it
A couple sites with information on this are:
Producing PDF Files Without Using Adobe Acrobat:
http://www.jps.net/bygrace/general/pdf.html
and
Free PDF Home Page
http://over.to/freepdf
although I think the last URL was given in an earlier discussion (as
complex?)
The html2ps site at
if you have an HP Laserjet 6P, the printer driver can create
pdf files directly. [...] I haven't looked to see, but you
should be able to download the driver from Hewlitt Packard's site.
I just tried and it looks like there aren't any Mac or Unix drivers on
their site - Windows and OS/2 only.
Dear Jim,
Many thanks for this excellent advice, as well as for
your excellent abc2win package. Any other tips which
you have will be thankfully received.
Best wishes from a grateful registered user.
Lewis Jones.
--- Jim Vint [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The drivers are built in for
This sounds great, but I have a problem. Guided by
Jim Vint's recent post, I have used my Windows 98 disc
to install a "HP Laserjet 6P/6MP - Postscript" as a
dumb printer. This does exactly what Jim said it
would do. Namely, it produces postscript files.
But I cannot find the option to print
Lewis Jones wrote:
This sounds great, but I have a problem. Guided by
Jim Vint's recent post, I have used my Windows 98 disc
to install a "HP Laserjet 6P/6MP - Postscript" as a
dumb printer. This does exactly what Jim said it
would do. Namely, it produces postscript files.
But I cannot find
How on earth do you create those pdf documents?
[...] GhostScript does not support bookmarks and other fancy PDF
functions, but it does make good basic PDF documents from postscript
files. The problem for most Windows and MAcintosh users is to get
postscript files in the first place
If you
That is exactly what I use to send the postscript files to the printer.
Free, and it works.
"Richard L Walker"[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Pensacola, FL 32504-7726 USA
-Original Message-
From: On Behalf Of Toby Rider
Ghostscript..
Richard L Walker wrote:
Thanks everybody. I just
Lewis Jones wrote:
...
However, on the question of how to produce publishable
quality sheet music via the creation of .ps and .pdf
files, you might care to read my little piece at:
http://www.tradsong.freeserve.co.uk/Lewis1.htm
...
I posted my thoughts some time ago, with a plea to
Richard L Walker wrote:
How on earth do you create those pdf documents?
I know this isn't really an ABC subject, but since PDF is becoming the
standard format for tranfering a huge variety of different documents, it
might be of interest.
Laura has already answered how these particular PDF
"Frank" == Frank Nordberg [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Frank That's why most people today seem to use GhostScript, a
Frank free postscript reader available for all major
Frank platforms.
Which is also what I did; ps2pdf is part of the ghostscript package.
Frank The problem for
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