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>> Well, you say that, but it seems hard to imagine that the ordinary
>> everyday PostScript technology that we all use is the same stuff as
>> they use in industrial-grade printing applications.
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> No. That was rather the whole point of inventing Postscript: to make the
> authors do the work of generating the camera-ready copy, and let the
> printers make even more money by only doing the fully-automated stuff
> but still charging the same amount of money.
Ah, I see... ;-)
(In fairness, rasterising PostScript is a pretty heavy-metal task.)
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