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From: Bogusz Jelinski <bogusz@lib.amu.edu.pl>
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Subject: A PostScript editor
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Hi!

I'd like to write a manual for my software and because
it should contain charts, schemas and so on it cannot
be an ascii file. Would anyone suggest any up-to-date
file format : PostScript, MS Word (forgive my mentioning
it), HTML, Acrobat, dvi. As I prefer PostScript I am looking for
a PS-editor - it should generate .ps files. Is there such a tool
(not necessarily a free of charge one)?
There must be - there are so many docs.ps in the ftp-archives.

Cheers,

Bogusz