>As I said, I don't know what the format is. I do have two solutions that work for me; one is to produce output in Adobe Acrobat format using the (non-PD) Acrobat print driver from Adobe, and do on-screen previewing and printing using the Adobe Acrobat reader, or to produce Encapsulated Postscript output with the standard Microsoft Postscript driver, and do screen previewing with the GhostScript reader; I can send Encapsulated Postscript output directly to a Postscript-capable printer, or use GhostScript's print capabilities to send selected pages to a printer. I'd recommend either of these two mechanisms; the Postscript solution is more portable outside of PC/Windows environments, since GhostScript or compatible readers are widely available for Mac and most Unix environm,ents as well as the Windows environments. It's especially attractive if you use Postscript capable printers, since the output can be routed to a Postscript-capable printer without invoking the reader to interpret the format and reformat it to the printer.

Ed,

Where can i get Ghostscript and the Adobe Printer driver, I'm very interrested (and i think many others with me) in the solutions you found to store and manipulate graphical printer output.

Regards,

Walter