Misc: Sending postscript files to printers from Win95 systems

Mark Lively (mlively@medcenter.wpmail.wfu.edu)
Wed, 09 Dec 1998 11:05:59 -0500

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ABRFers:
I have created postscript files of amino acid sequence alignments using BOXSHADE at the Biology Workbench site (http://biology.ncsa.uiuc.edu/). I need to be able to print these files from a Windows 95 machine to a color printer. Does anyone know of a utility program for Windows that will send postscript files directly to a printer without requiring the application that created the ps file? In the Macintosh environment there are such printer utilities that simply allow one to "download" or "send" a ps file to the printer. One such program is SendPS. I am looking for a similar tool for Windows.
Thanks in advance for your advice.

Mark Lively

P.S. Remember that the asbtract deadline for ABRF'99 posters is this week - DECEMBER 11.

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