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Problem:
   How it is possible, that one a file for the pressure in a Reproanstalt

   or where always normally also, exports? As you know Reproanstaltens work
   not with the Amiga as well as FinalWriter.

L�sung-Nr.1:

   If the Reproanstaltens work with a PC and Win95, so one can itself that
   Windows-version of Finalwriter 5.05 procures.
   Mostly these work with a Macintosh however. And furthermore, whoever gives

   already money for a Windows-version from? -)

L�sung-Nr.2:
   More elegantly and the variation is more advantageous, the document into a mail -

   Script-Datei in the Adobe format, to print 2.0. Work first however from 
   OS 2.0.

   Respect: 
   To the preparation of the document, one should an Adobe-Font (...pfb)

   uses, since problems occur with the pressure otherwise.
 
   Menu: Project | pressures...
   Attitudes: 
      Printing processes = PostScript-Datei


   Button PostScript... dials in order to alter the configuration.
   The most important attitudes:
      Druckertyp = parallel
      Tone = color

      Font-Download = 1 xes per Font
      Page format = the Dokumenten-Seitengr��e
   With �Okay �the attitudes leaves.

   Declares now only, what should be printed and sends.

   File-name declares! with .ps-Endung.
   Generally so well.

   Now one must PC0 with the Device: or PC1: in the system-table:
   Storage/DOSDrivers / a PC-capable diskette produces. (Formats)

   Since the stored .ps-Datei is a text file, one still must that
   Program CrossDOS activates.
   Attitudes: PC0: or PC1:
                  Text-filters activate

                  Text-convertibility inaktivieren
                  Convertibility-type: ASCII-7 put in

   Now one can copy the .ps-Datei on the PC-capable diskette and to the

   Pressure takes.

   Enclosed: FinalWriter writes the information of the .pfb-Fonts with into that
          .ps-datei, so that not the Font on the Ausdruck"-PC existing

          must be.



Converted on 21 Feb 1998 with RexxDoesAmigaGuide2HTML 2.1 by
Michael Ranner.