There is no other possible explanation, since, as you say, there must be off-the-shelf PostScript modules they could license.
David H. Bailey
Richard Yates wrote:
I am in the middle of yet another muddle with my publisher about EPS files. With FinWin2k4 previous and new problems, in multiple, confusing combinations have surfaced and we are doing our e-mail dance with fonts, settings, previews, Acrobat, GhostView, etc.
I am not asking the list to help with solutions, but I am curious about this: Can anyone speculate about WHY this whole topic is such a problem for the Finale developers? After all, it seems that, if a program can print reliably to many different printers, and if PostScript is a well-known and documented format, and if many other applications can routinely export PostScript, it should be a matter of simply using 'off-the-shelf' modules to produce robust PostScript. Why isn't it?
Richard Yates
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