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\chapter{PostScript Books}

There are a number of good books on PostScript.  If you do much 
PostScript programming at all, I highly recommend that you get one of 
these print books.

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\item[{\sc PostScript Language Reference Manual: Second Edition}] This 
book is put out by Adobe Systems Incorporated and is published by 
Addison Wesley.  It is {\em the} reference manual and pretty much 
defines the language.  The operator reference guide I have here pretty 
well follows Adobe's reference in this manual.  Their reference is, 
however, far more detailed (and accurate).  This book is known as the 
``Red and White Book.'' Adobe also provides other books (including the 
``Blue'' tutorial and cookbook).  The {\sc PLRM}'s ISBN is: 
0-201-181127-4

\item[{\sc Learning PostScript: a Visual Approach}] This book is a 
fine beginning text for PostScript.  The book emphasizes PostScript's 
fantastic graphics abilities while illustrating basic language 
constructs.  The language concepts are illustrated with graphic design 
examples, most of which you will be tempted to use in your own 
documents.  The book also includes a number of interesting and useful 
utilities.  Author: Ross Smith.  Publisher: Peachpit Press.  ISBN 
0-938-151-12-6.
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