At 9:13 AM +0100 5/14/99, Alan Fry wrote: > >There is a script called 'sendps' in 'MacPerl Ÿ:macscripts' which will >probably do much of what you want, or at least provide you with a good >starting point for development. > Yes. That is a good starting point. >it will print to screen the PS names of all the LaserWriter's resident fonts. Cool. > >I haven't ever tried sending Type1 fonts to a printer via MacPerl, but I >can't see why you couldn't dispatch one to 'Dev:Printer' in a similar >fashion. I don't know the PS routine for adding a font to the FontDict, but >I guess it's to be found in the PS Reference somewhere. Oh darn. An excuse to buy a postscript reference. Drat. :-) > >Hope this helps, > It does help. But, I've still got some what I hope are still MacPerl questions... 1) How do I find all printers on the network that are postscript capable? My first thought on this is to do a brute force approach. Find all printers, send postscript to them and trap for errors. 2) Since I do know what printers are on the network, and which ones are postscript capable, and which of those I want to monitor the fonts of, how do I use that to redirect Dev:Printer to some particular printer device? -Jeff Lowrey ===== Want to unsubscribe from this list? ===== Send mail with body "unsubscribe" to macperl-request@macperl.org