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PostScript Viewers
Generate quality views of PostScript Level 2 documents
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Lincoln & Co. offers two applications - LDV and PageView - for viewing PostScript images. These viewers are Windows-based applications that display PostScript documents quickly, accurately and economically. Common uses include:
- A service bureau prints monthly statements for mortgage and loan companies. Spool files are sent to printers, and sample statements are prepared in PCL format. The sample PostScript statements are sent to customers for approval; the customers view and approve each statement
- A hospital provides fast, remote access to patients' electro-cardiograms by transmitting them as PostScript files and viewing these images on remote PCs
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- An output management company detects and troubleshoots printing errors by viewing PostScript files at the desktop
| PageView |
| View: |
PCL XL
PCL5e
PCL5c
HP-GL/2
PostScript Level 2 |
| Document Length: |
Ideal for shorter documents (< 100 pages) |
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Windows |
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Configurable |
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OLE
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- Runs as a standalone application or can be integrated with other applications
- Full text search of PostScript documents
- Sharp, full fidelity representation of text and graphics
- Includes standard printer fonts for PCL and PostScript
- Supports Asian fonts
- Mix page and envelope sizes within a document
- Display multiple multi-page PostScript and PCL files simultaneously
- Prints displayed pages to any Windows printer
- Optional thumbnail and table-of-contents views for multi-page documents
- Supports Color PCL and CMYK modes
Lincoln's LDV (Long Document Viewer) application views Postscript files and includes an ActiveX/COM programmatic interface. While LDV can be used to view documents large and small, it is designed to optimally and efficiently view documents of thousands of pages or more in length. It is also provided as an Internet Explorer embedded version (PCLReader). Lincoln's PageView application views PostScript files, and includes an OLE programmatic interface.
Notes:
Temporary files and caching of bitmaps
- PageView stores bitmap in Windows\Temp\Dsnxxxx.tmp. PageView does not force this file to be written out to disk. Therefore, under normal conditions, this temporary file doesn't slow things down by means of I/O. That's why you see the file size as 0.
- The stored bitmap is scaled to be displayed on the screen.
- A bitmap from the bitmap cache is drawn on the screen.
If you have additional questions about this PageView, please check our PageView frequently asked questions or contact us.
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