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Step 1: Plug power cable into wall. Step 2: Plug other end of power cable into....umm.... Step 0.5: Order something to power with power cable.
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Originally Posted by AlanY Yes, easily. If you're using Windows, install a PostScript printer on FILE: and print the PDF to a file. Though, I can't think of a reason why you would want to convert a PDF to PostScript... unless you're using some crusty old Unix tool that only processes PostScript. Most modern applications that can handle Postscript files also work on PDF files. Many apps (e.g. Adobe Illustrator, PhotoShop) work much better when opening PDFs than when opening PostScript files. |