by Di_mercurio Sebastie » Sat, 18 Jan 1997 04:00:00
Hello,
I've got a postscript file and I want to separate odd pages from even
pages and put them into to differente files (for exemple, even_pages.ps
and odd_pages.ps)
I am under linux, but I can work under SunOs too.
How can I do that?
Please, help me....
Thanks
by Petr Prikr » Fri, 31 Jan 1997 04:00:00
Notice the `-r' which stands for "reversed order of pages" -- this way
it is ready for double side printing on a normal printer. You simply
print odd.ps first, put the papers into the printer without a complicated
manipulation, and print even.ps.
You could also have a look at manpages for psbook and psnup if you
want to create A5 booklet printed on A4 papers.
Be happy,
Petr
--
TU of Brno, Dept. of Computer Sci. & Engineering; tel. +42-(0)5-7275 218
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Hello,
I am having problems printing postscript 2 pages per
sheet of paper.
I have tried using mpage and nenscript with the number
of pages per sheet set to 2, and piping that to gs.
My printer is an Epson ActionLaser 1100 (which emulates
a HP LaserJet III).
Here's the problem. When I print something that comes
out on just one sheet of paper, the characters are
perfect. However, when I print something that comes
out on multiple sheets of paper, only the last one's
characters are clear, all other pages are (usually)
readable, but very fuzzy.
I am using gs-2.6.1. Is this the problem? Or has someone
else run into this on an ActionLaser 1100?
Thanks in advance,
--
John C. Main
Sr. Software Engineer, EDD Project Leader
Northern Telecom, Inc.
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