> Hi,
> I need to know how to generate a PostScript file from data stored in an
> SQL Server 2000 table.
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> This is part of my college project which requires me to generate bank
> statements for customers in the form of PS files which have to be
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> to PDF files later.
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> Thanks,
> Satish.
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"Andy Webb" wrote:

> You have to generate raw postscript? Perhaps with a DTS job. Otherwise
> it's just a matter of getting the recordset you care about and looping
> through it as you output postscript.
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> Postscript is a bit tedious, but not complicated to produce. I'm sure the
> simpler it is the easier the pdf conversion will be.
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> "Satish Chandrasekar" <yourdisplayname@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in
> message news:1A1E7C2A-D2C6-436F-B085-AC02F506AF74@microsoft.com...
> > Hi,
> > I need to know how to generate a PostScript file from data stored in an
> > SQL Server 2000 table.
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> > This is part of my college project which requires me to generate bank
> > statements for customers in the form of PS files which have to be
> > converted
> > to PDF files later.
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