=============================================================== README.TXT 1997-06-27 =============================================================== GSview 2.2 - PostScript previewer. Needs Ghostscript 5.01. ======== Overview ======== GSview is a graphical interface for Ghostscript under MS-Windows or OS/2. Ghostscript is an interpreter for the PostScript page description language used by laser printers. For documents following the Adobe PostScript Document Structuring Conventions, GSview allows selected pages to be viewed or printed. GSview requires Ghostscript 4.03 - 5.99. Features include: - View pages in arbitrary order (Next, Previous, Goto). - Selectable display resolution, depth, alpha. - Page size is automatically selected from DSC comments or can be selected using the menu. - Orientation can be automatically selected from DSC comments or can be selected using the menu (Portrait, Landscape). - Single button zoom. - Print selected pages using Ghostscript. A page offset can be applied. - Extract selected pages to another file. - Copy display bitmap to clipboard. - Save clipboard bitmap as BMP file. - Add bitmap or user preview to EPS file (Interchange, TIFF or Windows Metafile) - Graphically select and show bounding box for EPS file. - Extract bitmap preview or postscript from DOS EPS file. - Extract text or search for text. - Display PDF files. - On-line help. - OS/2, Win16 and Win32 executables. - Can be run directly off a CD-ROM. - German translation (Deutsch, siehe unten). - Installation program for GSview and Ghostscript. - Free (GSview Free Public Licence). New features in version 2.2: - Works with Aladdin Ghostscript 4.03 - 5.99 (GSview checks the Ghostscript version number). - New install program. - Can read gzip compressed PostScript and PDF files. - Honours %%PageOrientation. - See gvcnews.txt in the GSview sources for more detailed change notes. GSview was written by Russell Lang. ============ Installation ============ Create three 1.44M floppies containing the following files, or put them all in the same directory on your hard disk. Disk 1: For Win32, unzip gsv22w32.zip README.TXT (this file) LICENCE FILE_ID.DIZ README32.TXT win32.zip setup.exe Installation program wizunz32.dll Info-ZIP unzip utility For Win16, unzip gsv22w16.zip README.TXT (this file) LICENCE FILE_ID.DIZ README16.TXT win16.zip setup16.exe Installation program wizunz16.dll Info-ZIP unzip utility For OS/2, unzip gsv22os2.zip README.TXT (this file) LICENCE FILE_ID.DIZ README2.TXT os2.zip os2setup.exe Installation program unzip2.dll Info-ZIP unzip utility Disk 2: gs501ini.zip Aladdin Ghostscript library files PLUS gs501w32.zip MS-Windows Win32 Aladdin Ghostscript OR gs501os2.zip OS/2 Aladdin Ghostscript (for Windows 3.1/Win16 use gs403ini.zip plus gs403win.zip) Disk 3: gs501fn1.zip Aladdin Ghostscript fonts. Disk 1 is the contents of gsv22w32.zip or gsv22w16.zip or gsv22os2.zip (all of which are contained in gsview22.zip). Disks 2 and 3 are obtained from ftp://ftp.cs.wisc.edu/ghost/aladdin/ If using the floppy install method, 10 Mbytes of hard disk space is required. The installation will overwrite any version of GSview or Aladdin Ghostscript in the destination directories. If you wish to save your Fontmap file, back it up to another directory. Make sure that the zip files are transferred in binary mode and are all present. To install from OS/2, run 'os2setup.exe' from disk 1. If you do not already have EMX isntalled on your system, you will also need a Disk 4: emxrt.zip EMX Run Time library (OS/2 only). from ftp://ftp.cdrom.com/pub/os2/emx09c/emxrt.zip or ftp://ftp-os2.nmsu.edu/pub/os2/dev/emx/v0.9c/emxrt.zip For Windows NT or Windows 95, run 'setup.exe' from disk 1. If you get a "Can't open DDE connection to Program Manager" message, your system is corrupted. Reboot Windows then try again. For MS-Windows 3.1, it is recommended that you use the Win32 version. You must have Win32s installed before installing GSview. See http://www.microsoft.com/ or ftp://ftp.microsoft.com/softlib/mslfiles/PW1118.EXE GSview and Ghostscript will not work with some versions of Win32s. If it doesn't work with your version, try updating to a later version of Win32s. Some computers will work with Win32s v1.15, others will not. To install from MS-Windows, run 'setup.exe' from disk 1. If you wish to use the slower 16-bit version, install using 'setup16.exe' from gsv22w16.zip. If you don't like automatic installation programs, it is possible to install GSview and Ghostscript manually. See the Setup topic below for more details. If you wish to use install GSview without any prompts, give a destination directory on the command line. For example: setup c:\gstools This will not prompt for a destination directory and will overwrite files without asking. Configuration of GSview will occur the first time it is run. =============== German Language =============== English: Brief instructions for German readers. Obtain the files listed in the section above titled "Installation". Run setup.exe (MS-Windows) or os2setup.exe (OS/2). Press the "Next>" button on several pages, then the "Finish>" button and finally the "Exit" button. Run GSview. If running a non-English version of MS-Windows, you will be prompted to select "English" or "Deutsch". Otherwise, configure GSview (press the "Next>", "Finish>" and "Exit" buttons) then select "Options | Language | German" Deutsch: ISO 8859-1 (Latin-1) Kurze Beschreibung für deutsche Leser. Besorgen Sie sich bitte die Dateien, die in dem obigen Abschnitt "Installation" aufgeführt sind. Starten Sie setup.exe (MS-Windows) oder os2setup.exe (OS/2). Drücken Sie den "Next>" Knopf mehrfach, dann den "Finish>" Knopf und schließlich "Exit". Starten Sie GSview. Wenn Sie eine Version von Windows haben, die nicht Englisch ist, so werden Sie dazu aufgefordert zwischen "English" und "Deutsch" zu wählen. Werden Sie dazu nicht aufgefordert, dann konfigurieren Sie Gsview (drücken der "Next>", "Finish>" und "Exit" Knöpfe) und wählen dann "Optionen | Sprache | Deutsch" =========== Compilation =========== To compile GSview for OS/2 you need IBM NMAKE.EXE and EMX/GCC 0.9c. To create the GSview online help you need the IBM toolkit. Copy gvpm.mak to Makefile and edit COMPBASE and EMXPATH as required. Type 'nmake' To compile GSview for Windows you need Borland C++ 4.5. Copy gvwin.mak to Makefile then edit COMPBASE as required. Type 'make'. ===== Setup ===== These are the manual setup instructions. It is recommended that you use the installation program as described in the Installation section above. Create the directories gsview and gsN.NN (where N.NN is the Ghostscript version number). Copy gvpm.exe, gvpgs.exe, gvpmen.dll, gvpmde.dll, gvpmen.hlp and gvpmde.hlp (OS/2) and/or gsview32.exe, gvwgs32.exe, gsv16spl.exe, gsvw32en.dll, gsvw32de.dll, gsviewen.hlp and gsviewde.hlp (MS-Windows) and printer.ini to the GSview directory. Unzip Ghostscript into the gsN.NN directory and the Ghostscript fonts into gsN.NN\fonts. Start GSview and follow the configurations wizard instructions. GSview (gvpm.exe) will run under OS/2 2.1 and OS/2 Warp. It may run under OS/2 2.0. PM GSview has been compiled with EMX/GCC 0.9c and requires the emx 0.9c DLL's. These are available from ftp://ftp.cdrom.com/pub/os2/emx09c/emxrt.zip ftp://ftp-os2.nmsu.edu/pub/os2/dev/emx/v0.9c/emxrt.zip GSview (gsview32.exe) will run under Windows NT, Windows 95 and Windows 3.1/Win32s. It will not run under Windows 3.0. See the on-line help for more details. The 'Common Problems' topic is worth reading if GSview won't work. ==== Bugs ==== Send bug reports to Russell Lang <rjl@aladdin.com>. (This is an alias provided by Aladdin Enterprises. Russell Lang is not an employee or agent of Aladdin Enterprises). When reporting bugs, please include the version number and date of GSview (from the Help | About box), the version number of Ghostscript, and the exact wording of any error messages. Do not send me large files (>100k bytes) unless requested. If you get a SYS3175 or GPF, please send the address of the GPF - I can use this to help locate the bug. Please distinguish between bugs in GSview and bugs in Ghostscript. Don't expect a fast response - the work I'm paid to do has a higher priority. ======= Updates ======= The latest version of GSview should be available from ftp://ftp.cs.wisc.edu/ghost/rjl/gsview*.zip or by mail (see next section). A World Wide Web home page for Ghostscript, Ghostview and GSview is at http://www.cs.wisc.edu/~ghost/ ================================== Copyright, Licensing and Donations ================================== GSview is copyright by Russell Lang. GSview is distributed with the GSview Free Public Licence. This licence is contained in the file LICENCE. The GSview Free Public Licence does not require any payment to the author; however the author would welcome any donations to cover costs and time involved in developing and maintaining GSview. These may be sent to Russell Lang 12 Princetown Road MOUNT WAVERLEY VIC 3149 AUSTRALIA Donations are preferred in Australian dollars because it costs AUS$5 to bank an overseas currency cheque. If the donation is over AUS$40 or US$40 then the author will mail the next update to you on 3.5" HD disks, provided you supply the information below. Updates are not likely to be frequent. Please accompany donations with the following information: Your name. Your postal address. Your email address (if you have one). Version number of GSview. Where you obtained or heard about GSview. Version number of Ghostscript. Donation amount and currency. Do you want updates to be mailed to you on disk? The ps.c module is copyright by Tim Theisen and is covered by the licence in the file PUBLIC. GSview uses Ghostscript to display the contents of the PostScript files. Ghostscript is a separate program from GSview; it is written and owned by Aladdin Enterprises, not by Russell Lang. Aladdin Ghostscript comes with a licence that is more restrictive than the GNU Licence; in particular, it restricts the distribution of Aladdin Ghostscript in commercial contexts. Please see the file PUBLIC that accompanies Aladdin Ghostscript for more details. GSview uses pstotext in an external DLL. pstotext was written by Andrew Birrell and Paul McJones. It is Copyright (C) 1995-1996, Digital Equipment Corporation. See the licence in pstotext.txt or pstotext.zip for more details. If you do not agree to the pstotext licence, delete pstotext.zip, pstotxt2.dll and pstotxt3.dll. GSview uses zlib 1.0.4 in an external DLL. zlib is Copyright (C) 1995-1996 Jean-loup Gailly and Mark Adler. See http://www.cdrom.com/pub/infozip/zlib/ The installation programs use an unzip decompression library (DLL) by the Info-ZIP group. The original sources are freely available from ftp://ftp.cdrom.com/pub/infozip/ on the Internet. ================ Acknowledgements ================ Tim Theisen, who wrote Ghostview for X11 which provided the inspiration for GSview. Also for permission to use his ps.c module from Ghostview. L. Peter Deutsch, for writing Ghostscript and for making changes to Ghostscript to support GSview. Paul McJones and Andrew Birrell of DEC, for making pstotext available and making changes to it for use with GSview. Thomas Pfeiffer and Mrs. Stefanie Kolweyh for translating GSview into German/Deutsch. ==============================================================Download Driver Pack
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