How do I convert a mozilla.ps to html or some extention that can be read in a Microsoft OS?

[Paul Lemmons]

-------- Original Message  --------
Subject: Re:How do I convert a mozilla.ps to html or some extention 
that    can    be read in a Microsoft OS?
From: Steven Vollom <stevenvollom at sbcglobal.net>
To: Kubuntu Help and User Discussions <kubuntu-users at lists.ubuntu.com>
Date: 11/11/2008 07:03 AM
> Paul Lemmons wrote:
>   
>> Steven Vollom wrote:
>>     
>>> My printer is not working and I have to print a rebate and receipt.  
>>> I went to a friend's after copying the doc's. to a thumb drive.  
>>> Their computer could not read and print a mozilla.ps.  Is there a 
>>> program that converts mozilla.ps to html; and will that print in a 
>>> Microsoft PC?  I only have a few days to comply, so thanks for 
>>> considering this an important problem.  My gratitude in advance.
>>> Steven
>>>   
>>>       
>> Have it print to a pdf instead of ps.
>>
>> print->print to file  Output Format     * PDF  o Postscript
>>     
> That is what it says when I print, PDF.  But when the item copied shows 
> up on the desktop, it is entered as mozilla.ps, and that is not 
> recognized by Windows.  The only person who can help me has had many 
> troubles with Mozilla on his computer.  When I tried to print th .ps 
> file on his computer, the computer was redirected to a Microsoft site 
> for unrecognized file types.  My friend did not want to download 
> anything relating to Mozilla; his troubles were so great when he did 
> that he just wouldn't do it.
>
>   
The default for the PDF output should be in a directory in your home 
directory named PDF. I have not seen it place the file on the desktop 
before. Try again, selecting PDF as the output type and then look in 
~/PDF for the output. I do this all of the time so I know it will work.

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