The Glx Graphic Library for Windows!

The Glx Graphics Library will allow you to draw
to any window, dc, metafile, bitmap or eps file
using >>>postscript<<< like functions called
directly from your application!

Unlike an interpreter, Glx is compiled into Windows
DLL files, allowing you to link directly to the
graphic functions with blinding speed.

Glx makes it easy to draw in a device independent manner,
without all the headaches of Windows mapping modes, pens,
brushes and clipping regions.

Since you call the Postscript graphic functions directly
from your application, you don't have to be bothered with
learning general purpose Postscript programming!
Just translate, scale and GO!

We also support a number of compilers including: "C",
Pascal, Delphi, and soon - Visual Basic.

We invite you to visit the Glx Graphics homepage at:

http://www.*-*-*.com/ :80/homepages/joehecht/index.htm

Happy New year!

Joe

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%!PS-Adobe-3.0

Is this Postscript Level 3?  And what has changed/added from %!PS-Adobe-2.0?

In one case anyway it could not print a graphic I believe.

Thanks for your help.

Paul

Any error messages? If not use an error hander like
ftp://ftp.adobe.com/pub/adobe/misc/programs/ehandler.ps
(send it to the printer, then you file), and report back the messages
in detail.

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%!PS-Adobe-3.0 indicates that the file conforms to version 3.0
of the PostScript Document Structuring Conventions (DSC). The
PostScript code itself, inside the file, can be Level 1 or Level
2; in the case that the file contains Level 2 code, DSC 3.0
requires that the comment "%%LanguageLevel: 2" be present in the
prolog.

If you still want to know the differences between version 2.0
and 3.0 of the DSC, you can refer to a copy of the PostScript
Language Reference Manual, 2/e.

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