Thanks guys. I asked him to send one of the files, if it wasn't too big, and what
kind of printer he has.
I'll pass this on to him and see if it's that easy.
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 7/25/2000 8:14:37 AM >>>
On Tue, 25 Jul 2000, Bob Crandell wrote:
> This is from a client of mine: "Do you know anything about gnuplot?
> I've got a couple of postscript files, apparently generated by
> gnuplot, that the printer doesn't know what to make of.
try sending the file direct to a postscript printer ( cat file >/dev/lp )
(or if you use windows to do it: copy file lpt1:)
> I see Linux really seems to be coming up in the world. Now Intel has
> joined China in endorsing it. Perhaps that's a symptom of the decline
> of Windows rather than the rise of Linux."
as Bill fiddles.
> I don't know what kind of printer he has. If he sends them me, can
> they be printed?
probably.... if they are some weird postscript broken thing, might take
some work. probably not though.... should end in .ps if they are
postscript.
Seth
