By the way, as an alternative I also purchased a commercial software called 
TScript. It interpretes PostScript files and then prints. Since OzTeX can 
output Postscript source files, by TScript I can print dvi files at 300 dpi.
A bonus is that I can use Times-LaTeX provided by OzTeX. TScript seems to be
buggy. It sometimes produces bomb when doing job. Also some fonts are 
destroyed. For files produced by OzTeX, it works fine. However I had to 
change a part of DVItoPS.ps provided by OzTeX as follows.

[[[ before change ]]]

% The following character builder looks up the char data in the BitMaps array
% and paints the character:

/CharBuilder% image one char
{ /ch-code exch def% save the char code
  /font-dict exch def% and the font dict
  /ch-data font-dict /BitMaps get
  ch-code get def
   ch-advw 0
   ch-xoff neg ch-height ch-yoff sub 1 sub neg% -xo , -(ht-yo-1)
   ch-width ch-xoff sub 1 sub ch-yoff% (wd-xo-1) , yo
  setcachedevice
   ch-width ch-height true
   [1 0 0 -1 ch-xoff ch-yoff]% bitmap sent top to bottom
   {ch-image}
  imagemask
} def


>>>
>>> One "1 sub" is deleted.
>>>

[[[ after change ]]]

% The following character builder looks up the char data in the BitMaps array
% and paints the character:

/CharBuilder% image one char
{ /ch-code exch def% save the char code
  /font-dict exch def% and the font dict
  /ch-data font-dict /BitMaps get
  ch-code get def
   ch-advw 0
   ch-xoff neg ch-height ch-yoff sub neg% -xo , -(ht-yo)
   ch-width ch-xoff sub 1 sub ch-yoff% (wd-xo-1) , yo
  setcachedevice
   ch-width ch-height true
   [1 0 0 -1 ch-xoff ch-yoff]% bitmap sent top to bottom
   {ch-image}
 imagemask
} def


Before change, each font appeared with the lowest dots missing. But after 
change, everything seems to go well.  Does this apply for all people using 
PostScript output of OzTeX or only for users of TScript? Of course, I don't 
know anything about PostScript. What I did is to find 1 or 0 or -1, chage 
them and see what happens.

Actually, I did not want to purchase TScript. Because it is against the idea
that softwares are shared by people like OzTeX ( and TeX, in general ). So I
hope DVIM72-Mac works on my SE someday. I don't know who among Apple, 
Dataproducts and Jim Walker are expected to work for that.


Akira Kurihara

d34676@tansei.cc.u-tokyo.ac.jp

School of Mathematics
Japan Women's University
Mejirodai 2-8-1, Bunkyo-ku
Tokyo 112
Japan
03-943-3131 ext-7243