21. Richard's PS Junk Page The postscript programming Tutorial is for those who do wish to become PostScript PostScript programs to calculate PI to a thousand digits and randomly http://www.ncf.carleton.ca/~cj434/

Sign the Guestbook View the Guestbook Best experienced with Click Here to start. The User-Friendly PostScript Resource Most people can figure out for themselves that printing is a multi-billion dollar industry. However, many people don't figure out that it is also a high technology industry until their first print job goes off track! This site is devoted to the study of PostScript , the language environment of almost all the output devices that commercial printers use. While this isn't strictly speaking another DTP or design site, it will certainly be of interest to those interested in desktop publishing, as PostScript is something you will be using an awful lot, whether it is to your own laser printer or to the local printer's kazillion dollar imagesetter. Rather than just collect a bunch of links, I have tried to add a little insight as to what you will find should you follow them. If you're wondering what the heck PostScript even is, click here before you proceed. In the News (and What's New!)

22. Bersearch PostScript Programming Products Contacting Bersearch Information Services Obtaining Personal Technical Support Ordering Bersearch Products Bersearch PostScript Examples 1.01a $40. http://www.bersearch.com/PostScriptProducts/PostScriptProducts.html

The Clearinghouse for International Computing Contacting Bersearch Information Services Obtaining Personal Technical Support Ordering Bersearch Products Bersearch PostScript Examples 1.01a

23. PostScript Foundations Course Description A First Class in postscript programming. The PostScript Foundations It discusses postscript programming, efficiency, and underlying language structure. http://www.acumentraining.com/Descr_PSF.html

Home About John Deubert ... Contact John PostScript Foundations (5 Days, hands-on) Printable course description ( PDF A First Class in PostScript Programming The PostScript Foundations class is a five-day, hands-on class that teaches the student how to write programs in the PostScript language. It discusses all of the major mechanisms and features common to all versions of the PostScript language. This class lays the foundation for writing PostScript code for producing documents or modifying currently-existing documents. It discusses PostScript programming, efficiency, and underlying language structure. This course is approved by Adobe Systems as its official PostScript Language class. Objective The student will learn how the PostScript language works and to write programs that employ all the main capabilities of the language. The student will know the principles of writing fast, efficient code in PostScript. Prerequisites Familiarity with computer concepts. Previous programming experience helps.

24. Acumen Training - Resources Two articles a month, one each on postscript programming and Acrobat use. This file contains four PostScript programs demonstrating different flavors of http://www.acumentraining.com/Resources.html

Home About John Deubert ... Acumen Journal Resources Contact John PostScript and Acrobat Resources Here are some links of use to people interested in PostScript and Acrobat. Some of these are links to resources we refer to in class or sample files for the Acumen Journal. This page mutates frequently, so you may want to check it at reasonably short intervals. Software Link Description Acumen Editor 2.1.1 Macintosh (1000 k) Windows (1000 k) Acumen Editor is the software used in Acumen Training's PDF and PostScript classes. It is a text editor with utilities useful to creating hand-written PDF files, such as creating the xref table and calculating and inserting stream lengths. It also can send PostScript files to Distiller or GhostScript for display. There is no documentation as yet. If you have taken a PDF or recent PostScript class, you have already used this software. Everyone else will just need to figure it out; it's not that hard. Version notes and an installation Read Me file are included in the downloads. The Macintosh version requires OS X 10.1 or later. The Windows version requires Windows 98 or later.

25. V04INF1: PostScript Sources Monthly FAQ V1.13 04-30-95 [1 Of 3] ANSI C Runs in the C programming language. ANSI standard C. PostScript - Requires a If your program is an example of postscript programming, http://www.faqs.org/faqs/postscript/sources/

Usenet FAQs Search Web FAQs Documents ... RFC Index v04INF1: PostScript Sources monthly FAQ v1.13 04-30-95 [1 of 3] comp.sources.postscript postscript-faq@cc.purdue.edu (Allen Braunsdorf) Summary: Useful facts about the PostScript Sources newsgroup Archive-name: postscript/sources Last-modified: 1995/04/30 Version: 1.13 PostScript Sources Introduction to comp.sources.postscript (the comp.sources.postscript FAQ v1.13) Allen Braunsdorf postscript-faq@cc.purdue.edu This FAQ is formatted as a digest. Most news readers can skip from one question to the next by pressing control-G. GNUs uses C-c C-n to skip to the next question. To contribute sources, read the section ``Submitting Sources''. Newsgroup-related mail that is not a submission should be sent to me at postscript-request@cc.purdue.edu

26. V04INF1: PostScript Sources Monthly FAQ V1.13 04-30-95 [3 Of 3] 1 This is an index of all programs that have been posted to comp.sources.postscript. Part02/02 v01i047 examples postscript programming examples, http://www.faqs.org/faqs/postscript/index/

Usenet FAQs Search Web FAQs Documents ... RFC Index v04INF1: PostScript Sources monthly FAQ v1.13 04-30-95 [3 of 3] comp.sources.postscript postscript-faq@cc.purdue.edu (Allen Braunsdorf) Summary: Useful facts about the PostScript Sources newsgroup Archive-name: postscript/index Last-modified: 1995/04/30 Version: 1.13 PostScript Sources Introduction to comp.sources.postscript (the comp.sources.postscript FAQ v1.13) Allen Braunsdorf postscript-faq@cc.purdue.edu This FAQ is formatted as a digest. Most news readers can skip from one question to the next by pressing control-G. GNUs uses C-c C-n to skip to the next question. To contribute sources, read the section ``Submitting Sources''. Newsgroup-related mail that is not a submission should be sent to me at postscript-request@cc.purdue.edu

27. Help-Site: PostScript Programming Computer Help Links to postscript programming related documention, manuals, FAQs etc. http://help-site.com/c.m/prog/lang/postscript/

English [Main Index] -> [Programming] -> [Programming Languages] [Directory] [Forums] PostScript Programming Search options PostScript by Example Other PostScript Programming books to buy at Amazon. Documents A First Guide to Postscript (ps) [28 Jan 2005] PostScript monthly FAQ v2.4 07-18-95 [01-04] [28 Jan 2005] postscript/faq/part1-4 v04INF1: PostScript Sources monthly FAQ [1] [28 Jan 2005] postscript/sources v04INF1: PostScript Sources monthly FAQ [2] [28 Jan 2005] postscript/programs v04INF1: PostScript Sources monthly FAQ [3] [28 Jan 2005] postscript/index [New Links] [Add Url] [About]

28. The PostScript Programming Language The Web directory for the postscript programming language. PostScript is a registered trademark of Adobe. Reference material. postscript programming manual http://tronche.com/web-directory/science-and-technology/computer/languages/posts

The Web directory for the PostScript programming language PostScript is a registered trademark of Adobe Reference material PostScript programming manual , by David Maxwell PostScript Reference manual (Level 2) , at Printer Definition File spec v3.0 [pdf !], from Adobe. PostScript Printer Definition (PPD) files describe printer's special capabilities settings not directly related to the printing itself (such as paper tray selection, double-side printing, and so on). Each PPD file describes one particular printer. Ghostscript Reference , by Bruce Fast A First Guide To PostScript European mirror , and other resources) Stuff Two pages by pages : a script to manipulate DVI-generated PostScript for reduce printing. Encapsulated PostScript Meaning of the bounding box (this is taken from the dvips documentation alternative sites A note on how to embed encapsulated PostScript into another PostScript file Related topics: Computer programming languages Christophe Tronche

29. Languages > Postscript Programming - Hot Php Scripts Programming Languages Postscript - postscript php - Php Scripts Programming. http://www.hot-php-scripts.com/programming/Languages/Postscript/

HOT PHP SCRIPTS programming directory Web hot-php-scripts.com new scripts top rated hot scripts add script ... Languages Postscript Sub-categories: None Sponsored links A First Guide to PostScript A tutorial of the basics of the PostScript page description language. Includes examples http://www.cs.indiana.edu/docproject/programming/postscript/postscript All about PostScript Discussion about postscript error handling and general Postscript links. http://www.quite.com/ps/ Apago Develops software solutions for graphic arts and prepress markets, conversion tools for PostScript, PDF and raster workflows, custom applications for prepress, document management (COLD), large format and variable printing markets. Image compression including fractal, wavlet and JPEG 2000. Plug-ins for Acrobat, Quark and Photoshop. http://www.apago.com/ ASN Developer Program Adobe's developer support program. http://partners.adobe.com/asn/developer/ comp.lang.postscript FAQs Usenet answers for postscript questions. http://www.faqs.org/faqs/by-newsgroup/comp/comp.lang.postscript.html Don Lancaster's PostScript Library Essays and examples on Postscript programming.

30. How Do I Convert PostScript To EPS? Correct the PostScript program so that it works before you convert it to EPS format. Understanding postscript programming and the green book. http://www.postscript.org/FAQs/language/node82.html

Next: How do I get Up: Encapsulated PostScript Previous: What are EPSI and How do I convert PostScript to EPS? Use pstoepsi , or do it by hand. GhostScript's program ps2epsi does this also, as does LaserWriter 8 for the Mac. GhostScript on the Mac can output EPS also, I believe. To convert from PostScript to EPS, one must guarantee that the PostScript file meets the above requirements. If the actual program conforms to the programming requirements, then one can simply add the required comments at the top of the file saying that the file is EPS and giving its BoundingBox dimensions. Optional comments include font usage (%%DocumentFonts: or %%DocumentNeededResources: font), EPSI preview comments (%%Begin(End)Preview:) extensions (%%Extensions:) and language level (%%LanguageLevel:). There are some operators that should not be used within an EPS file: banddevice cleardictstack copypage erasepage exitserver framedevice grestoreall initclip initgraphics initmatrix quit renderbands setglobal setpagedevice setshared startjob These also include operators from statusdict and userdict operators like legal, letter, a4, b5, etc.

31. Postscript Tutorial This article is a tutorial introduction to postscript programming in the Macintosh The first step toward learning to program in PostScript is to get an http://www.mactech.com/articles/mactech/Vol.09/09.04/PostscriptTutorial/

The journal of Macintosh technology Magazine In Print About MacTech Home Page Subscribe Submit News ... Get a copy of MacTech RISK FREE MacTech Online Article Archives Source Code FTP MacTech News Previous News ... Register Low Cost Domain Names Jobs Want a new job? Post your job Inside MacTech Writer's Kit Editorial Staff Editorial Calendar Back Issues ... Advertising Contact Us Customer Service MacTech Store Webmaster Feedback ADVERTISEMENT Volume Number: Issue Number: Column Tag: Cover Story Related Info: Quickdraw Print Manager The Postscript Programming Language A tutorial introduction to PostScript By Gregor Koomey, Albany, New York Note: Source code files accompanying article are located on MacTech CD-ROM or source code disks. This article is a tutorial introduction to PostScript programming in the Macintosh environment. We begin with a description of the context and form of the language, then ease into a practical explication of the concepts of the PostScript graphics and computational models (using examples that you are actually expected to type in and send to a printer or emulator), finishing up with a mild discussion of appropriate hardware and software (including books). A Little Context The Macintosh brought to the marketplace a user interface that defined everything as a raster graphic, including text. As such, it was fairly simple to introduce multiple typefaces for use in this WYSIWYG environment, each represented by a sequence of bitmap designs.

32. Adobe's Colophon 3 Alphabet The POSTSCRIPT programs which produce the alphabet are plain text files. If you would like to learn more about postscript programming we have produced http://www.makingpages.org/pagemaker/colophon3/

Easy Access: Search Net Search PAGEMAKR web site PAGEMAKR List Home Welcome! Subscription Help PageMaker FAQ ... DTP Humor Special Interest Damaged PM Docs PM Color Mgmt PageMaker History Learning PageMaker ... The Euro Desktop Publishing Glossary Books Clip Art Downloads PageMaker at Adobe Adobe PageMaker Tech Support Updates Technical Docs ... User-to-User Forums Listserv et al Search for a List Liszt search Listserv manual Related Links Inside PageMaker About DTP PDF Zone Graphics list ... Freehand list How you can help! You can donate money to offset the cost of hosting the site with Paypal by clicking the "donate" button above. About This Site Maintained by Peter C.S. Adams and Gordon Woolf Design philosophy: all information in this web site should be accessible to the intended audience regardless of platform, browser, or size of screen. Graphics are kept to a minimum to reduce download times. If you see a frame or an animated GIF, feel free to flame me mercilessly. This site uses fully compliant cascading style sheets (CSS). Older browsers should display text in their default fonts, while more recent browsers will all display fully formatted text. (However, the styles sheets will look best viewed in Internet Explorer 4.0 or above.) The site also complies with major accessibility standards. Colophon The base font for this page is Trebuchet MS, a free font from

33. Richard's EZ Postscript Richard s Quick guide to postscript programming Postscript is a programming language optimised for printing graphics and text. http://www.rddvs.com/postscript.html

Richard's Quick guide to Postscript Programming This page is intended as a quick guide to introduce someone who is familiar with the basic principles of computer programming to the world of Postscript. What do you need A desire to learn the basics of Postscript A few minutes to spare A plain text editor A postscript viewer: You could use a postscript printer, but to increase speed and save on paper, a postscript viewer is best, look for either ROPS or Ghostscript Tutorial Postscript is a programming language optimised for printing graphics and text. Postscript was first introduced by Adobe in 1985 as a page description language. The main purpose of which was to provide a convenient language in which to describe images in a device independent manner. The language itself, which is usually interpreted, is stack based, in a similar manner to a RPN (Reverse Polish Notation) calculator. A Program pushes the arguments to an operator onto a stack and then invokes the operator. Typically the operator will have some result which is left at the top of the stack. For example, the following Postscript code: 75 64 add pushes the number 75 onto the stack and then pushes the number 64 onto the stack. 'add' calls the add operator which pops the top two values off the stack, multiplies them, and pushes the result back onto the stack.

34. Faxcover.ps Help Postscript Programming Does anybody out there know postscript programming well? I need some help modifying the faxcover.ps file. My goal was to remove the default Silicon Graphics http://www.hylafax.org/archive/2000-04/msg00240.html

Hylafax Mailing List Archives Date Prev Date Next Thread Prev Thread Next ... Thread Index faxcover.ps help postscript programming To flexfax@sgi.com Subject : flexfax: faxcover.ps help postscript programming From faxguy@deanox.com Date : Tue, 25 Apr 2000 09:28:25 -0600 http://server.deanox.com/faxcover.ps so that anyone able to help could view it. Fixing this will be highly useful as it becomes very easy to change the logo on the fax template simply by replacing the bitmap code with postscript bitmap code for the desired logo... making logo customization of the coverpage quite simple (especially compared to some of the FAQ answers). Thanks. Lee Howard Prev by Date: Re: What is the best modem i can buy to work with Hylafax ? Next by Date: RE: whfc phonebook help please Prev by thread: Re: Hylafax and FreeBSD Ports Next by thread: RE: whfc phonebook help please Index(es): Main Thread Report any problems to webmaster@hylafax.org HylaFAX is a trademark of Silicon Graphics Corporation. Internet connectivity for hylafax.org is provided by: VirtuALL Private Host Services

35. AnyWho: Internet Directory Assistance; Yellow Pages, White Pages, Toll-Free Numb Free for noncommercial use programs to render Postscript documents and links to A Microsoft Windows implementation of the postscript programming http://www.anywho.com/cgi-bin/webdrill?catkey=gwd/Top/Computers/Programming/Lang

36. Learning PostScript: A Visual Approach By Ross Smith This book is an excellent introduction to the postscript programming language! It has an easy, introductory style that visually leads to a strong http://www.lasergo.com/book001.htm

Main News Software Order ... Contact Learning PostScript: A Visual Approach by Ross Smith ISBN: 0938151126 ; Dimensions (in inches): 0.82 x 9.02 x 7.04 This book is an excellent introduction to the PostScript programming language! It has an easy, introductory style that visually leads to a strong understanding of the PostScript language and what it can accomplish in graphics and text design. It has hundreds of language examples along with an illustration of each example! Contents Introduction - Getting Started Chapter 1 - Drawing Lines Chapter 2 - Showing Text Chapter 3 - Graphics States Chapter 4 - Resizing and Repositioning Chapter 5 - Arcs and Curves Chapter 6 - Repeat Loops Chapter 7 - Procedures Chapter 8 - Special Effects Appendix A - Text Characters Appendix B - Tools and Techniques Appendix C - Other Programs NOTE: This book is not available in electronic form and is not available for download from the Internet. If the book is ordered, it must be physically shipped. Available for a limited time from LaserGo, Inc. for FREE plus US$ 5 shipping within the U.S. or US$ 10 shipping outside of the U.S.! Get it now by simply selecting the FREE BOOK, part number BK-9000, on any of our order forms and submitting the form (be sure to select a quantity of at least one, and select a shipping method other than Internet download)! Yes!

37. Postscript Programming These simple regular patterns in the arabic style are produced by a postscript program, and not from specifying each line (click on each picture to download http://www.cytosim.org/other/postscript/

These simple regular patterns in the arabic style are produced by a postscript program, and not from specifying each line (click on each picture to download the postscript source file). home home

38. Microsoft Office Assistance Embedding PostScript Printer Commands You can send postscript programming strings to your printer by inserting PRINT For complete information about the postscript programming language, http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/assistance/HP051861821033.aspx

var strShow = 'Show'; var strHide = 'Hide'; var strRtl = ''; var g_strLCID='1033'; United States change Microsoft.com Home Site Map ... Deployment Center Things To Do Suggest new content Get answers from other Office users Get our newsletter Contact Us ... Click here for more information on supported browsers. Embedding PostScript printer commands in a Word document Help Assistance Word 2003 Automating Tasks and Programmability ... Field Reference Show All Hide All You can send PostScript programming strings to your printer by inserting PRINT fields in the document text. Microsoft Word sends the commands to the printer as native PostScript codes. PostScript commands embedded  (embed: To insert information created in one program, such as a chart or an equation, into another program. After the object is embedded, the information becomes part of the document. Any changes you make to the object are reflected in the document.) in your document are carried out in the order in which you insert them. Use the following syntax: Group Codes The y-coordinate space used for PostScript commands in Word is the same as for normal PostScript. The graphics origin (0,0) is in the lower-left corner of the page, and the positive directions are up and to the right. PostScript drawing instructions take place within a drawing rectangle. The graphics origin is translated to the lower-left corner of the drawing rectangle.

39. Postscript Programming Language Fundamentals postscript programming language fundamentals. 1 2. contents. basics examples dr. salih yurttas computer science. http://faculty.cs.tamu.edu/yurttas/PL/TL/PS/F/

postscript programming language fundamentals contents basics examples dr. salih yurttas computer science

40. Programmer's Oasis - PostScript A First Guide to Postscript European mirror; What is Postscript? All about PostScript postscript programming - article, iftech.com http://users.utu.fi/sisasa/oasis/oasis-postscript.html

PostScript Internet PostScript Resources A First Guide to Postscript A First Guide to Postscript - European mirror What is Postscript? All about PostScript PostScript Programming - article, iftech.com Simo Salminen

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