PostScript! Yes, it's a page-description language. It tells a laser printer where to put ink on the paper. Macs use it. Unix uses it. Adobe Illustrator and Corel Draw use it. But it doesn't stop there. It's a little-known fact that PostScript is really a computer programming language! That's right, you can write programs in PostScript. With variables, arrays, loops, conditionals, functions, you name it. With built-in capabilities for text fonts and graphics. And a stack. You can write a PostScript program using any text editor. You don't need a compiler.... because PostScript isn't compiled, it's interpreted. There's a free interpreter (Ghostscript): Download it and install it on your own computer. Here's more info on PostScript. Here is a humorous essay on investing: What is stock?

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