Creating a 148" Postscript file

Similar Threads:

1.audio distortion at 148 and below

Hi,
 I am converting avi files to Windows Media Server 
(streaming) with video - Multiple bit rates videos (CBR) 
& audio - Multiple bit rates audio (CBR) in the following 
bit rates (all done seperately)
340Kbps
148Kbps
109Kbps
 The audio on the 340Kbps is fine, but on the 140 and 
109Kbps it becomes distorted. Is there any way that I can 
prevent this from occuring at these compressions?
TIA
spaz

2.Shrinking Partition 148 GB Free, 50 GB Shrink?

I deleted the pagefile.sys and deleted the shadow copies by doing disk 
cleanup and selecting the delete shadow copy option yet I still am showing 
as being allowed to shrink by 50 GB when I have 148 GB free.  What should I 
do?
Is there some partition software avail that I can download?  TIA 

3.printing postscript on default (non-postscript) printer

Hello.

Is there a way to print postscript (.ps) files on default (not
necessarily a postscript) printer from windows CLI or using some kind
of a spooler to watch over a certain directory?

I've seen utilities like PrintFile or RedMon, but they don't seem to
work.

If nobody knows of a tool like this, perhaps you could point me into the
right directon; I need to know how windows programs print. Ie. I know
they place a file into the spooler, but what is the format of that .prn (?)
file? Some sort of PCL or what?

TIA.

-- 
Uspjesne regije, tvrtke, muskarci i zene znaju da je uvijek bolje biti
prvorazredna verzija sebe nego drugorazredna verzija nekog drugog.

4.Convert Word Document to PostScript (Print to File)

Hello,

I'm new to windows scripting and am trying to automate printing Word 
documents to file, effectively converting Word documents to Postscript.

Is this possible using scripting?  I've been experimenting with converting 
Word documents to HTML and other formats using the followimg script:

Const wdFormatHTML = 8

Set objWord = CreateObject("Word.Application")
Set objDoc = _
    objWord.Documents.Open("d:\winscripts\test.doc")
objDoc.SaveAs "d:\winscripts\test.htm", wdFormatHTML

I was wondering if I could convert to Postscript a similar way?

I've seen a script to change the default printer, but as printing to a file 
is not strictly a "printer", it can't be made default.

Any help much appreciated!

Regards,
Paul

5.How to send a ps file to a postscript printer (connected with tcp/ip)

I need to print a ps file using a Windows XP computer without
ghostscript ( and I do not have the privilege to install it). The
computer is connected to a postscript printer by tcp/ip. How can I put
the ps file to the printer?
Thanks for help.

6. print postscript file

7. generating postscript files in xp

8. printing to postscript file fails