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Subject: Viewing postscript files in Cygwin without X
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The recent update to ghostscript prompts me to ask: is there supplied 
with Cygwin a viewer that will permit viewing of postscript files 
without running X? (Can use gv when running X.)
Up to now I use gsview32 (version 2.7 December 1998) which is fine and 
seems to be the latest version that does not endlessly nag the user. But 
it needs installing in the Windows sense and is basically a pain 
expecially when running Cygwin e.g. on a borrowed machine that does not 
have gsview32.
Thank you for any advice.
Fergus


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