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  1. Mathematical Illustrations: A Manual of Geometry and PostScript by Bill Casselman, 2005-01-24
  2. Learning Postscript: A Visual Approach by Ross Smith, 1990-03
  3. Postscript Language Reference by Adobe Systems Inc., 1999-05
  4. Programming the Display Postscript System With X (APL) by Adobe Systems, 1993-01
  5. Understanding PostScript Programming by David Holzgang, 1988-10
  6. Display Postscript Programming by David A. Holzgang, 1990-07
  7. Taking Advantage of Postscript by John F. Sherman, 1991-08
  8. Hands-On Postscript/Book and Disk (Electronic Publishing Library) by Michael B. Spring, David S. Dubin, 1992-05
  9. Understanding Postscript by David A. Holzgang, 1992-03
  10. Inside Postscript by Frank Merritt Braswell, 1989-09
  11. Encapsulated Postscript: Application Guide for the Macintosh and PCs by Peter Vollenweider, 1990-12
  12. Postscript Programmer's Reference Guide: Featuring Phoenix Page by David Holzgang, 1989-05
  13. A Postscript Cookbook by Barry Thomas, 1989-02
  14. Programming the Display Postscript System With Nextstep by Adobe Systems Inc., 1991-11

101. Page Counting Postscript
EG Create a postscript program to print a random number of pages. In this case the page counting program will almost certainly have a different page count
http://www.cit.gu.edu.au/~anthony/info/postscript/page_counting

102. V04INF1: PostScript Sources Monthly FAQ V1.13 04-30-95 [1 Of 3]
Clip Art Handmade postscript programs, converted binaries, or the machine generated output from drawing tools, representing a graphic image.
http://www.uni-giessen.de/faq/archiv/postscript.sources.part1-3/msg00000.html
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103. V04INF1: PostScript Sources Monthly FAQ V1.13 04-30-95 [3 Of 3]
v04INF1 postscript Sources monthly FAQ v1.13 0430-95 3 of 3 Part01/01 v01i071 pst - Combines postscript programs, Utility, Part01/01 v01i072
http://www.uni-giessen.de/faq/archiv/postscript.sources.part1-3/msg00002.html
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104. Citations PostScript Language Reference Manual - Inc (ResearchIndex)
closepath closes the current path by appending a straight line segment......During the execution of a postscript program, there is an Syntax
http://citeseer.ist.psu.edu/context/14528/0

105. COS 126: Assignment 2. Mandelbrot Set
Write aC program to generate a postscript program that will plot the Mandelbrot set. The following postscript program draws a box and plots five points.
http://www.cs.princeton.edu/courses/archive/spr01/cs126/assignments/mandel.html
COS 126
Mandelbrot Set Programming Assignment 2
Due : Wednesday, 11:59pm Write a C program to generate a PostScript program that will plot the Mandelbrot set. The Mandelbrot set a specific set of points on the plane with many fascinating properties. One can determine whether or not a point (x, y) is in the Mandelbrot set by performing the following calculation: start with r = x and s = y , then enter into a loop which resets r to r*r - s*s + x and s to 2*r*s + y (using the old values of r and s in both of these update formulae). If this sequence remains bounded (neither r nor s goes to infinity) then the point (x, y) is in the Mandelbrot set; otherwise, if the sequence diverges to infinity, it is not. If you plot the points in the Mandelbrot set black, and those not in the set white, a strange and wondrous pattern emerges, roughly within the 2.0-by-2.0 box centered at (-0.5, 0). For a more dramatic picture, you will replace the white points with color gradations, depending on the number of iterations needed to discover that the point is not in the set. These colors reveal the striking detail of the terrain just outside the Mandelbrot set. Part 1: Mandelbrot computation.

106. Amiga-FAQ - Postscript
Many programs have evolved to produce postscript programs as their output, These programs allow your computer to interpret postscript programs,
http://oldwww.nvg.ntnu.no/amiga/amigafaq/AmigaFAQ_48.html
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Are there any Postscript interpreters?
PostScript is a programming language designed to be used to describe printing on pages. Apple helped make PostScript popular by selling printers with built in PostScript interpreters. Many programs have evolved to produce PostScript programs as their output, making PostScript the lingua franca of printing. Until recently, in order to print a PostScript file, you had to have a relatively expensive laser printer. The development that changed this was the software PostScript interpreter. These programs allow your computer to interpret PostScript programs, and produce the matrix of dots to send to your normal graphics printer. One of the benefits of PostScript is that it is resolution independent. What this means is that it can support the highest resolution of your device and that you can reasonably preview PostScript on a low resolution screen. There are two free PostScript interpreters for the Amiga. Post and Ghostscript. Post comes as an Amiga shared library along with front ends for previewing to the screen and printing. This structure allows others to write programs that can show PostScript images on screen. In fact, AmigaTeX uses Post's library to support incorporation of PostScript into documents. Ghostscript similarly comes in two programs, but not as a shared library. Ghostscript is the rendering engine, and Ghostview is the front end. Sources: Aminet (directorys `text/print' and `text/dtp' ), Fish disk 669

107. The PostScript Language
Hence we can call the content of this file a postscript program. The following postscript program which is assumed to be saved in the file sample4.ps
http://vesta.astro.amu.edu.pl/Library/Linux/LinFocus/May1998/article3.html
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The PostScript Language
by Emre Demiralp
Stock the chaff, the day will come to use it.
-Turkish Proverb-.
Introduction
Drawing
Writing
Coloring ...
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Introduction
This is the first of a series of articles about PostScript. The main purpose here is not to teach each detail of this software but to give sufficient material for the persons who find PostScript an interesting and enjoyable programming language for document preparation. Although we do not intend to write a technical paper or a textbook or a bible on this topic we are going to try to present necessary and sufficient information for PostScript. The PostScript commands are executed through certain interpreters. Amongst these, a well-known software is freely available on the public domain of Internet. This is named "ghostscript" by Aladdin Enterprise. There is also a useful graphical interface, "ghostview", released by the same organization. GNU project has also its own versions for ghostscript. These are available in every Linux platform and all main Linux distributions contain them in standard installations. Here we deal with ghostscript and its certain specific structures and properties although the sample programs can be executed through other interpreters. Assume that we activate the X Window server and open an xterm window. If we want to use ghostscript then each command or command groups will be given at the command prompt which will be appeared after issuing the command

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