* Separate interface for imagefile creation from the send-to-printer interface
* SEND.FILE.TO.PRINTER recognizes :DEFAULTPRINTER
* Various changes to address #2414
* Move BITMAP properties from PRINTERTYPES to PRINTFILETYPES.
* Fix ShellOpen, add UNIX-TMP-FILE-NAME
* Include COERCEFONTSPEC changes in anticipation of HTML streams
* PDFSTREAM compatible with new imagefile architecture plus able to convert non-local Postscript streams
* SKETCH compatible with new imagefile/printing architecture
* TEDIT compatible with new printing architecture
* Tedit files are of type TEDIT, not TEXT, new interface function TEDIT.TO.IMAGEFILE
* ATTACHEDWINDOW: DOATTACHEDWINDOWCOM allows menu to have a form to EVAL, like the background menu
* WINDOW: fix menus for new hardcopy architecture
* Remove FLUSHFONTSINCORE--FLUSHFONTCACHE is more general
* LOAD character names as suggested in PR #2398
* HARDCOPYW respects file extension
* VIEWER as default printinghost
* SLASHIT interprets '.
* MCCS to UTF8 conversion on printer name
* Deal with {LPT}.LOCAL and upper casing
* @ LPT printers work with exact upper/lower matching
* Using NSPRINT functions to recognize fax
* Let "UNIX" be the name of the default printer of type UNIX
* Upgrade Sketch to new font interfaces
* Tedit changes so that TEDIT.GETSYNTAX conforms to documentation
* Remove RUBOUT interrupt
* TEDIT-FNKEYS: uses keywords for action names
* LLKEY: Change keybindings for DELETE and LOOKS
* SEDIT-COMMANDS: Shift-DELELETE is wordelete.backwards
* Sketch implements arrow keys
* Move all SKETCH files from library/ to library/sketch/
and rename subsidiary files SKETCHXXX to SKETCH-XXX, according to our hyphen convention. This will allow SKETCH and all its subsidiary files to be loaded automatically when the sketch GETFN is required to display an image object.
* New files again
Somehow GITFNS produced smashed copies on the first attempt. May have to do with the fact that Medley doesn't always report that it couldn't create a new directory, or otherwise behaves badly in that situation.