PostScript is a page description language used primarily for printing and desktop publishing, enabling precise control over text and graphic elements on the page. It describes the layout and contents of a document in a device-independent manner, allowing it to be rendered consistently across different printers and screens.
About Postscript
PostScript was created in 1982 by Adobe Systems, co-founded by John Warnock and Charles Geschke. It was developed to provide a standardized way to describe the layout and contents of printed pages, facilitating high-quality desktop publishing and printing.
Strengths of PostScript included its precision in rendering text and graphics, device independence, and widespread adoption in professional printing. Weaknesses involved its complexity and resource-intensive processing. Competitors included PDF, which offered similar capabilities with improved ease of use and efficiency, as well as PCL (Printer Command Language) from Hewlett-Packard.
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A PostScript expert must have a deep understanding of the PostScript language syntax and commands, proficiency in writing and debugging PostScript code, knowledge of graphic design principles, familiarity with vector graphics, and experience with printing processes and printer drivers.
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