I'm in a major dilemma...I'm currently running Panther on my G5, and have been offloading all print jobs to my trusty G3 (running 9.2.2), which uses Postscript Emulation software to print to my ...

Other PostScript-compatible printers are available from QMS, Texas Instruments, Digital and Dataproducts. IBM also has announced that it is readying a laser printer that will offer PostScript ...

The printer is PostScript-compatible (it ships with a PostScript 3 clone) and has its own CPU and 256MB of RAM (upgradeable to 768MB) to process complex jobs.

home computer users perhaps never really noticed it, except for their printer manual that listed “PostScript ” compatibility. Fast forward, into early 90s, early versions of Adobe Acrobat PDF ...

It was able to find my LaserJet 1200, which is a PostScript printer, and I was able to print to that without problems. ... at least one of which might be HP-branded or PostScript-compatible.

"The problem is that although CID fonts are a non-optional part of the Postscript spec and should work with genuine Postscript RIP printers, the vast majority of "postscript compatible" printers ...

Neither printer is PostScript compatible. In addition to the driver, the installation program puts the Epson Printer Utility in your applications folder. The application has the same functionality ...

Last week, HP also warned of critical security vulnerabilities in the universal printer drivers for Postscript and PCL6. Admins should also bring these up to date.