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Hmmm... interesting advice. I have a few problems following it, but that might be me...
A .prn file is the windows "standard" file for a file created by the selected printer driver, for being fed to the printer.
Now, as we are working with a PostScript interpreter for creating a PDF (that is Distiller...), the .prn file would have to _be_ PostScript.
Maybe your adviser was mixing up "EPS" (Encapsulated PostScript) and "PS" (PostScript).
Hope, this can help.
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In regards to that "dashed line" problem we're having with our FRP based
PDFs, I've been told to use a ".prn" file format instead of PostScript.
Does anyone have more information on this? How do I make a .prn file?
Any good web resources on this topic?
Thanks,
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