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I this from the REAL DJ Delorie?

Anyone know how I can display a postscript file?

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I've seen ghostscript (gs) for djgpp at one time or another; I don't
know what it's current status is.  You can also look for ghostview for
windows, which is based on ghostscript.

If you have a postscript printer, you can just send the file directly
to the printer.

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