Printing in Survex

[Josep Guarro]

Also there is a freeware PDFprinter for Windows:
http://sebsauvage.net/pdf/
(wich uses Ghostscript)

, so if you configure the PDFprinter as the windows default printer
and you can print any survex 3d file to PDF just with the right mouse
button, then preview it with Acrobat Reader and print it if suitable.

>If you use printps and specify an output file, a postscript file is =
produced
>.  This can be preveiwed in acrobat or ghost view etc.  Then printed if
>suitable.  Perhaps not ideal, but it is a suitable work around.
>
>Martin
>----- Original Message -----
>From: "Graham Mullan" <graham.mullan@breathemail.net>
>To: <survex@survex.com>
>Sent: Tuesday, July 16, 2002 8:17 AM
>Subject: Printing in Survex
>
>
>> Further to the discussion about the usability of Survex, it is =
probable
>that
>> most people can be taught how to set up and use a Survex file. In my
>opinion
>> what is needed far more urgently than that is an improved printing =
routine
>> with a "print preview" option. Surely nobody can argue that only wimps
>need
>> to see what they are getting before they commit their work to paper?
>>
>> Graham
>>
>>
>>
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--Josep--