The postscript printer device included in this archive is Copyrighted by Integrated Systems Inc, 1987. All rights are reserved. It is put in the public domain for use by anyone for non-commercial use only. Version 1.1 New features and enchancements: - There was a bug that caused lines longer then 80 or 90 characters to crach the machine. This has been fixed. - Parallel Postscript printers can now be used. Version 1.0 always assumed the a Postscript printer was serial, it just ignored the preferences setting. This version does not. However, this must be specified before the device is open. Once it is open, it can not be changed. - Non-printable characters are mapped into the special postscript characters. Version 1.0 Text Support The current AMIGA printer commands and ESCAPE sequences supported include line spacing, pitch, normal, bold, underlining, italics, the left margin, page length (in lines), and NLQ mode. NLQ mode switches between the Courier and Times Roman fonts (so does DRAFT/LETTER mode). Raster Dumps Currently 16 shades of gray form most pictures. The only exceptions are HAMs which use 256 shades, and "Black and White" mode which uses 2 shades. White is represented as the lightest color of gray except in the "Black and White" mode. The margins and page size in lines define the maximum print area. I think all of the different special modes are supported but I don't think they all have been tested. SPECIAL_ASPECT is supported but I was surprised that it does not seem to be used very much. I have tried printing from PAGESETTER (treating the LASERWRITER as a normal printer), GRABBIT (you have to use SIDEWAYS print), and DELUXE PAINT. General Raster dumps are treated like text when it comes to page boundaries. In other words, if a raster dump will not fit on the current page it is moved to the next page. When the printer device is closed the last page is ejected if there is text on it. The CMD_FLUSH used by DELUXE PAINT to abort raster dumps does not loose memory like the real printer device. The EXPUNGE call does not do any thing right now. If anyone has any ideas or questions, I can be reached at: Chris Nicotra Integrated Systems Inc. 1456 Greenmont CT. Reston, VA 22090 (703) 471-7453 bix: nicotra Compuserve: 72466,765