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\hspace*{\fill}{\large{\bf Information Sources}}\hspace*{\fill}
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\section{Books}

\begin{itemize}
  \item {\bf Blue Book}: {\it PostScript Language Tutorial and Cookbook},
        Adobe Systems Incorporated, 1985.
  \item {\bf Red Book}: {\it PostScript Language Reference Manual}, Adobe
        systems Incorporated, 1985. 
\end{itemize}

\section{/mit/postscript}

/mit/postscript is a world accessible file system for sharing
PostScript 
hacks.  There are lots of various PostScript sources there for people to
copy and use.  Additionally, the file system is world writeable so you can
add your own PostScript hacks.  To access, simply {\it attach postscript}.
\par 

{\it N.B.} /mit/postscript/quick-ref.PS is an alternate quick
reference for PostScript.  \par

\section{pshack}

Pshacks is a {\it discuss} meeting for discussion about PostScript.  If
you've never used {\it discuss}, stop by the SIPB office (11-205) and ask
for a copy of {\it Using Discuss}.  To add meeting, issue the following
command from discuss: \par 
{\it am bloom-beacon.mit.edu:/usr/spool/discuss/pshack} \par

\section{comp.lang.postscript}

Usenet netnews carries some PostScript relevant discussions in
comp.lang.postscript.  To access this, simply add comp.lang.postscript to
your subscription list by issuing the command {\it g comp.lang.postscript}.
If you've never used netnews before stop by the SIPB office (11-205) and
ask for a copy of {\it Netnews: A One-Page Guide to Usenet}. \par

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