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14th November 2010, 12:14 AM

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Force ghostscript to use bI oth cores

Hello everybody,

I have a question regarding ghostscripts ability to truly go dual-core. I mean, I would like to see the benefit of using a dual-core system when using the ps2pdf command.

Is there a way (a parameter or something) I can force ps2pdf (ghostscript) to use both my system's cores?

Thanks,
Joe.

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