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Date:	1 Aug 1996 03:21:16 GMT
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The best way to learn PCL, is to order a HP LaserJet III manual
from HP direct.  This book contains extensive references to how
to program with PCL4.  Highly recommended by me.  Their support
service does have some info, but the book does a better job of
explaining what each code means.

As to PS, PCL and PS are almost identical at the metaphor level.
It's just that PS is written backwards.

Your Welcome,
Chris

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