From: j DOT aldrich6 AT genie DOT com
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Date: Sat, 13 Jul 96 05:30:00 UTC 0000
To: lolo AT einev0 DOT einev DOT ch
Cc: djgpp AT delorie DOT com
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Subject: Re: Poscript Documentation

Reply to message 5658215    from LOLO AT EINEV0 DOT E on 07/12/96  5:19AM


>I've a little problem with my GCC libc R=E9ference documentation.
>I've got it on Delorie server but it's Poscript formatted.
>I have no software that read Poscript.
>Our laser printers have no Postscript capabilities yet.
>
>How can I do.
>a convertor ?
>A little utility I can find and download around ?

There are many conversion tools available, but first let me mention that
the docs can come in a large number of formats depending on what you
need to do with them.  The standard gcc libc docs are in Info format,
which you can read with the 'info.exe' reader that comes with txi360b.zip.

As far as printing is concerned, AFAIK the docs themselves don't come
in any directly printable format - even the sources are in Texinfo, which
you have to convert to another format before you can print it.  (Either
that or use a TeX reader/editor).  Precisely what format do you need
them for in order for them to work with your printers?

John