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From:	arnold@cc.gatech.edu (Arnold Robbins)
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Subject: printing the plan 9 manuals

Has anybody successfully printed the plan 9 doc on a printer using QMS's
Ultrascript posctscrpt interpreter.  Our central computing organization
has a Kodak high speed duplexing postscript printer that uses this and it
choked on several of the docs.  The ``support'' person send me the errors
and that was it.  No response as to whether they could take the problem
up with Kodak.

So, before I go asking Rob Pike what kind of printers they use & how
they generated the postscript, I thought I'd ask others what their
experience was. (I know this isn't rc related, but I didn't want to
do a general net broadcast yet.)

Thanks,

Arnold Robbins --- College of Computing			| Ping is the screw-
Georgia Tech, Atlanta, GA 30332-0280			| driver of network
Domain: arnold@cc.gatech.edu	 Phone: +1 404 894 9214 | debugging tools.
UUCP: uunet!cc.gatech.edu!arnold FAX:   +1 404 853 9378 |	-- me