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It's Radio Electronics… Unless you're adept at making boards, you can probably find an assembled bare board in the back of Computer Shopper for less money. Soldering in all those sockets couldn't be fun either. 🙁 That composite video to analog RGB converter in the same issue sounded more promising.…

Commodore has already signed the agreement with Compugraphic so don't get your hopes up! — Ethan

Well, I seem to get CG fonts to work consistently with sizes under 24pt or so…. anything larger and letters/words disappear. I've checked ram (chip and other) while working and while printing and there is plenty left (read > 500K of chip, megs of other)…. you know, I've recieved the…

Paul, If you can't find a solution using ProPage, PageStream 2.0 is able to use IBM Adobe type 1 fonts directly. I have not yet been able to try this feature out since I don't have access to IBM fonts and I have not been successful in finding any PD…

Hello, all! I have ProPage by Gold Disk, and I've got some Compugraphic Fonts. I was commissioned by a co-worker (should be set off by commas, sorry) to convert the Franklin Gothic Adobe typeface from IBM to Amiga-usable formats. There's a package out there that helps (PSFont, by Canadian Software…

The laserjet technology creates an entire page "in its head" before it prints the page, so, the memory in the computer won't help a bit. Wouldn't it be nice?

Check this month's Radio/electronics or Popular Electronics for an inexpensive 4meg ram for an HPLJIIP. Stan

Ah, We were working at 300 dpi. I will try it at lower densities–that should establish whether it is the printer or the driver. Too bat you can't make it think it is a true dot matrix. We have 2.5 on the amy–any way to use that, I wonder?