PostScript Printing 6–3
POSTSCRIPT
OPTIONS
For those users who want to bring the PostScript file
to a typesetter or service bureau for higher resolution
output or color separation, the next screens provide
options that allow you to easily accomplish that
purpose.
Also, the Graphics field in the following screen lets
you convert your output to a negative image for film
or slide production, and provides other advanced
options.
Summary of Contents for SuperScript 610
Page 1: ...Silentwriter SuperScript Windows 95 User s Guide ...
Page 5: ...Introduction 1 1 1 1 Introduction ...
Page 14: ...1 10 Introduction SuperScript Printer Status Expanded Version ...
Page 15: ...System Requirements 2 1 2 2 System Requirements ...
Page 19: ...SuperScript Software Installation 3 1 3 3 SuperScript Software Installation ...
Page 37: ...SuperScript Console 4 1 4 4 SuperScript Console ...
Page 57: ...Sharing and Connecting 5 1 5 5 Sharing and Connecting ...
Page 65: ...PostScript Printing 6 1 6 6 PostScript Printing ...
Page 72: ...6 8 PostScript Printing ...
Page 73: ...SuperScript Printer Status 7 1 7 7 SuperScript Printer Status ...
Page 79: ...Using Fonts 8 1 8 8 Using Fonts ...
Page 87: ...Troubleshooting A 1 A ATroubleshooting ...
Page 89: ...PostScript Character Sets B 1 B B PostScript Character Sets ...
Page 90: ...B 2 PostCaript Character Sets ...
Page 91: ...PostScript Character Sets B 3 ...
Page 92: ...B 4 PostCaript Character Sets ...
Page 93: ...PostScript Character Sets B 5 ...
Page 94: ...B 6 PostCaript Character Sets ...
Page 95: ...PostScript Character Sets B 7 ...
Page 96: ...B 8 PostCaript Character Sets ...
Page 104: ...index 2 ...