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Postscript Programming:     more books (39)

Inside Postscript by Frank Merritt Braswell, 1989-09 The Postscript Font Handbook: A Directory of Type 1 Fonts by Kaye Morrison, Jonathan Grosvenor, 1992-03 Postscript Typeface Library: Sans Serif Design, Outline & Ornaments by Tony Esposito, Jean Callan King, 1994-04 Teach Yourself PHP with MySQL by Nat McBride, 2005-08-26 PostScript Language Reference Manual by ADOBE, 1985-07 PSTricks: Graphics and PostScript for TeX and LaTeX by Herbert Voss, 2011-02-01 Adobe Systems: Computer, Computer software, San Jose, California, Rich Internet application, Software development, John Warnock, Charles Geschke, PostScript, Page description language Adobe Type 1 Font Format by Adobe Systems Inc, 1990-01-01 LaTeX Graphics Companion, The (2nd Edition) by Michel Goossens, Frank Mittelbach, et all 2007-08-12 PDF Hacks: 100 Industrial-Strength Tips & Tools by Sid Steward, 2004-08-16 DigiScript (TM): Edits Digital Manuscripts by Sabine Hamann, Hauke Hell, et all 1996-12-23

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41. PostScript Programming Ebooks
    This is the fifth edition of the First Guide to PostScript. It differs from the previous editions in that a number of errors which people have brought to my attention have been  
    http://postscriptebooks.blogspot.com/
    
    Extractions: I left Indiana University quite a long time ago (nearly ten years as of the time of this writing), and while I still have write access to my old account space I can not be sure that I always will have access. I will maintain the original copy at Indiana University while I have access, but from now on the official copy will be maintained at my personal website, where you can also find out a little more about me, if you are so inclined. The scope of this document is fairly limited. I cover only a subset of PostScript Level 1 (the earliest version). Since I started this guide, Adobe brought out two revisions to the language: called Level 2 and Level 3. This document was never meant to cover these versions of PostScript (although the code I present here should run just fine on a Level 2 or Level 3 capable printer). Likewise, I do not cover any advanced printing concepts like color separations or halftone screens (this is mainly due to ignorance on my part, I am an engineer... not a printer or graphic designer... although I do admire good graphic design when I see it). I have created this document because I have noticed that many people on the Internet have been asking for some online document to get them started. I decided that this was a good opportunity. I have benefited from the free and open nature of the Internet (most of the software I use is freeware or shareware). This is my opportunity to give something back to the community and to try to perpetuate something of the original community atmosphere that existed when I first started using it.

42. Postscript Programming Links
    A First Guide to PostScript A First Guide to PostScript PostScript in Variable Data Printing A couple of nice intro articles written by Thomas Greer  
    http://www.cs.rochester.edu/~sanders/prog/postscript.html

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