bradon@lifia.imag.fr (bradon) (11/06/88)
Does anyone have any informations about the format of SIGNUM files?? I would like to put them in POSTCRIPT or ASCII format, is there any existing soft that performs this action ?? Thanks for all answers.
alderaan@netmbx.UUCP (Thomas Cervera) (11/09/88)
In article <4871@lifia.imag.fr>, bradon@lifia.imag.fr (bradon) writes: > > Does anyone have any informations about the format of SIGNUM files?? > I would like to put them in POSTCRIPT or ASCII format, is there any existing soft > that performs this action ?? As I know, there is no compatibility of .SDO files with other systems than SIGNUM. :-( You have the opportunity to export the texts written on SIGNUM to an ASCII file with the ASCII export function. But then all layout and pic- ture information will be lost. Depressing, I know ... -- alderaan OP RKOpdp (RSTS/E) FB Mathematik/Informatik RKO Berlin Dieffenbachstrasze 60-61 1000 Berlin 61
me@pcsbst.UUCP (Michael Elbel) (11/09/88)
In article <4871@lifia.imag.fr> bradon@lifia.UUCP ((stagiaires avec yves demazeau)) writes: > >Does anyone have any informations about the format of SIGNUM files?? >I would like to put them in POSTCRIPT or ASCII format, is there any existing soft >that performs this action ?? >Thanks for all answers. The newest version of SIGNUM, SIGNUM II (about one and a half year old) can export SIGNUM files as ASCII. For SIGNUM I there exists a PD-Program that does the same. I don't have it (because I use SIGNUM II) but it should be available from several PD-Soft Services. Hope this Helps Michael ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Michael Elbel UUCP: ...!uunet!unido!pcsbst!me ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Opinions might be my own, but how shall I know what I think until I read what I write? -------------------------------------------------------------------------------