Re: Info on the Printer program from the software supplement?
Posted: November 29th, 1984, 5:29 am
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Subject: Re: Info on the Printer program from the software supplement?
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Date: Wed, 7-Nov-84 06:15:16 EST
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From: decvax!dartvax![email protected] (Carl Spitzer)
Rick:
I have used this program to print the intermediate file "Print File" which
MacWrite generates when it displays the "Now saving printed copy to disk"
message. I found out about this when trying to rescue a trashed MacWrite
document for a Dartmouth student, and all other incantations had failed...
This file typically only has a lifetime equal to the duration of the printing,
but if MacWrite crashes while printing, it will stay around. I hope this
is of some help,
Carl
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From: info-mac@uw-beaver (info-mac)
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Subject: Re: Info on the Printer program from the software supplement?
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Date: Wed, 7-Nov-84 06:15:16 EST
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Posted: Wed Nov 7 06:15:16 1984
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From: decvax!dartvax![email protected] (Carl Spitzer)
Rick:
I have used this program to print the intermediate file "Print File" which
MacWrite generates when it displays the "Now saving printed copy to disk"
message. I found out about this when trying to rescue a trashed MacWrite
document for a Dartmouth student, and all other incantations had failed...
This file typically only has a lifetime equal to the duration of the printing,
but if MacWrite crashes while printing, it will stay around. I hope this
is of some help,
Carl