> windows doesn't > support printing postscript with lpr, we don't have a direct printing > path (have to print to postscript and convert to pdf or something) under > windows.
To print you have PCB produce PostScript, that you then feed into GhostView/GhostScript. There is a patch in the tracker that makes the PCB PS output compatible with GhostView/GhostScript. The GhostView/GhostScript combo on Windows is far less tolerant to PS formatting that is gv on Linux. From GhostView/GhostScript you can convert to a lot of different formats, PDF being one of them. Also the footprint/library dialog doesn't work correctly, due to not having 'sh'. You can not add paths to other libraries because this requires restarting PCB, which then complains about 'sh'. A recursive problem. Not hard to work around using NTFS Junctions, which is what I've been doing. _______________________________________________ geda-user mailing list [email protected] http://www.seul.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/geda-user
