re:indexerLPT/XQ
Posted by
ballendo@y...
on 2000-10-13 18:01:30 UTC
Ken,
Answers below
http://www.swin.edu.au/astronomy/pbourke/dataformats/hpgl/
for an overview. I have books from HP(Hewlett-Packard) which are
available for free if you can convince them it's in THEIR best
interest to send you one. :-) Also look at old plotter manuals. Be
aware that not ALL plotters use(d) HPGL. Roland and HI (Houston
Instruments), for example.
like this.
sign cutting, and milling.
putting too much on one computer, so I can't say much about its'
"interference quotient".
Hope this helps.
Ballendo
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>I don't know a lot about HPGL (other than "what it is"). DoesNot exactly an "all there is" site , but try:
>anyone have a good pointer to the "Everything-you-ever-wanted
>-to-know-about-HPGL site of all sites?
http://www.swin.edu.au/astronomy/pbourke/dataformats/hpgl/
for an overview. I have books from HP(Hewlett-Packard) which are
available for free if you can convince them it's in THEIR best
interest to send you one. :-) Also look at old plotter manuals. Be
aware that not ALL plotters use(d) HPGL. Roland and HI (Houston
Instruments), for example.
>I like the idea of being able to reference it from VBasic by simplyI don't use VB, but Yes, that's one of main the reasons to use a tool
>treating it as an output driver.
like this.
>What do you use it for?Over the years I have used it in process(mfg) control, engraving,
sign cutting, and milling.
>Grrrrr ... hate dongles ... where does it plug in?Me too. This one's a p-port version. I tend not to "stress-test" by
putting too much on one computer, so I can't say much about its'
"interference quotient".
Hope this helps.
Ballendo