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From: jkr@letterbox.rl.ac.uk (John Reid)
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Subject: X3J3 PostScript documents on A4 printers
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David Muxworthy and I have found that the PostScript documents on the
X3J3 server produced by Frame expect US paper and are rejected by our A4
printers.  Richard Maine says that replacing '612 792' by '594.72 841.68' 
in the line that ends 'FMDOCUMENT' should suffice. Certainly, it has
worked so far for us.

The change can be made with your favourite editor or the following sed
script does it:

/FMDOCUMENT/s/612 792/594.72 841.68/

Best wishes,
John Reid.

