lubkin#david%e.mfenet@NMFECC.arpa (09/10/87)
Sorry to revive old business but when the subject was last discussed,
I had no interest in the answer. Now I do. Does anyone know of
commercial or public domain TeX to PostScript translators? Please
respond to jenness%mfe@nmfecc.arpa . No sense in putting this stuff
on the list again.
-- David Lubkin
National Magnetic Fusion Energy Computer Center
Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
lubkin%mfe@nmfecc.arpalas@msudoc.ee.mich-state.edu (Larry A. Sheilds {runs Lunapark}) (09/13/87)
I also am looking am looking for dvi program that produces
PostScript output. Perfer C source but would be happy to hear about
anything that is available.
==larry
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In article <78@nancy.UUCP> las@msudoc.UUCP (=P^ZAZPPPYPYXU zQYhBYPYo^O) writes: > > I also am looking am looking for dvi program that produces > PostScript output. Perfer C source but would be happy to hear about > anything that is available. The standard Unix TeX distribution (U. of Washington) comes with a program called dvi2ps that does what you want. We have been using it with great success for over a year. The distribution tape costs $75 if you can't find a copy. Fred Sullivan Department of Mathematical Sciences State University of New York at Binghamton Binghamton, New York 13903 Email: sullivan@marge.math.binghamton.edu