General purpose printer definitions
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The "Text" printer definition file is a very basic
raw text printer definition file. It assumes
virtually nothing - it uses form-feed (12)
carriage-return (13) and line-feed (10) and the
normal ASCII printable characters from 32 to 127.
There are text highlights. ISO Latin 1
international character mappings are supplied, but
every character is simply mapped to the closest
available normal ASCII character.

You would only use this file when attaching an
unusual printer for the purposes of doing text
printing only eg. daisy wheel printers, golf ball
printers, line printers etc.

The graphics resolution in this file is a dummy as
all DP printers must have at least one graphics
resolution. (It is in fact an MX-80 Type II
resolution).

The "PostScript" printer definition file should be
used if you cannot find a definition file for your
PostScript printer.

It defines a colour PostScript printer with a
resolution of 300 by 300 dpi, with the standard 35
fonts that Adobe provides.

The "PstScrptFP" printer definition file should be
used if you have a PostScript printer with a fast
parallel interface and your computer has suitable
hardware. In all other respects, it is identical
to the "PostScript" printer defintion file.
