#laser printers
I have a problem question which may or may not belong in this thread. I'm
currently finishing a manuscript of about 110,000 words using ProWrite. I
will soon have to print it out nicely, and would like it ]to look spiffy.
There are no pictures in it, just text; still, I'd like the output to look
as professional as possible. My setup is fairly basic: a stock 2000 with
a GVP 105 meg HD on a card containing 2 megs RAM (for a total of 3 megs).
My printer is a NEC Pinwriter P6.
Here's the question I have: I have access to a couple of laser
printers (A local firm rents 'em). What would the simplest way be for me
to get professional-looking results? Is it worth getting a DTP package
like PS or PP to set it up? I do like th look of the PostScript fonts like
Garamond, but for a print job like this without graphics,would it be worth
it to get involved with PostScript?
To summarize the question: what is the simplest and most idiot proof
method to print out a documents like I've described? I hear stories of
Postscript pages taking minutes per page; at a manuscript length of 400
pages I obviously couldn't spend that much time.
Any and all comments are welcome. Thanks
Lee