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#885 3.0 contents? Message #1016
From: Eileen Wharmby Corel Forum · CorelDRAW! 3.0 June 11, 1992 2:03 PM
Paul, Could you give me Cynthia's CIS ID? I left an order request to Cindy Scott 75230,333 (as suggested in message I found on here) but have had no acknowledgement as yet. –Eileen
#106312- #2×4 does PostScript! Message #106373
John, You'll find all sorts of other goodies in WOPR too! TwobyFour as it stands will do you two facing pages per sheet but it could probably be hacked to get the same page twice. I'll consult Woody. –Eileen There is 1 Reply. Read action !
2×4 does PostScript! Message #106267
John, Great news! After replying to you I got to thinking… there is NO reason why 2×4 shouldn't be able to do PostScript! So I tried it and it WORKS! Just choose the option that matches the way your PS printer feeds its paper and it will do EXACTLY what…
From: Eileen Wharmby MS BASIC Forum · Visual Basic October 9, 1991 12:32 AM
Keith, Better still. –Eileen
From: Eileen Wharmby MS BASIC Forum · Visual Basic October 9, 1991 12:28 AM
Keith, Better still. –Eileen
#106189 Two-up Printing Message #106194
John, In Woody Leonhard's WOPR package, downloadable from here, there is 2×4 which will print two facing pages on a single landscape page. It works with all laserjets, deskjets and dot matrix printers so if you are not dead set on PostScript it will do what you want beautifully. (Vince,…
From: Eileen Wharmby MS BASIC Forum · Visual Basic October 8, 1991 8:58 PM
Keith, I love those nonsensical ones. Years ago (even before MY time) there was a cartoon in the Spectator which showed an American (you'll pardon the expression) tourist who is leaning over the Penguin Enclosure at the London Zoo and saying to the attendant, "Say, what's the idea of some…
From: Eileen Wharmby MS BASIC Forum · Visual Basic October 8, 1991 8:58 PM
Brett, –Eileen
From: Eileen Wharmby MS BASIC Forum · Visual Basic October 8, 1991 12:17 PM
Keith, I LOVE them! I suppose VB would rank as a CallGirl – Very attractive, skilful but expensive because of all the extras she induces you to buy for her… –Eileen There are 2 Replies.