> > You can save it to a file. Clear. > > But you can save it to "prn" file. What do you think you will get? > > Think twice! > > The output for that driver, exactly (AFAIK) as it would be sent to the > printer. > > eg use a clean PostScript driver for Windows (there aren't many), and you'll > get a postscript file out the other end.
What? Why do we need postscript driver? When I need to output postscript, I do it manually. But this is not needed for Sam. > > I think it is the right time to send my player to nvg. Anybody interested? > > Is there a free space on nvg? I'm planning to put 20-30 SAD images. > > ! > > It's a big program, then? Oh, no. I have got some music modules and the rest SAD images contain some third party demos, etc. > > When the feature is not present, it is done by software. > > Don't get me started on that. The way non-present features are handled using > directx is really, really stupid. > > The early-ish versions, anyway (up to 5-odd I believe). I hope they've sorted > it now. Oh, what you are saying, man? You know anything really better than DirectX? I think DX is good piece of soft. I used DX 3,5,6 and everything was alright. > Paul
