dre@cs.nott.ac.uk (David Evans) (09/06/88)
I am looking for a filter program to run on a Sun Unix machine to convert
Masscomp GPS primitives to PostScript. This could be either a commercial
product or public domain. Please mail me directly if you know of one.
Many thanks,
David Evans.
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NOTTINGHAM, ENGLAND, NG7 2RD. Ext. 2765tenny@iuvax.cs.indiana.edu (Larry Tenny) (09/08/88)
In article <3453@robin.cs.nott.ac.uk> dre@cs.nott.ac.uk (David Evans) writes: > > I am looking for a filter program to run on a Sun Unix machine to convert >Masscomp GPS primitives to PostScript. This could be either a commercial >product or public domain. Please mail me directly if you know of one. > > Many thanks, > > David Evans. I would also be very interested in such a filter..especially if it could work with GRASS so I could print binary map layers. -larry -- [HEPnet : IND::BLACK::TENNY | Larry Tenny ] [ARPA : tenny@iuvax.cs.indiana.edu | 315 N. Grant #4 ] [UUCP : {pur-ee,rutgers,pyramid,ihnp4}!iuvax!tenny | Bloomington, IN ] [BITNET : tenny@iubacs | 47401 ]
parker@epiwrl.EPI.COM (Alan Parker) (09/09/88)
Masscomp has a GPS -> Postscript filter. I think it is called gpsps or gpstps. It is part of the support that you get with their Postscript laser printer (a QMS). I don't know if they sell it without the printer, but you should ask them. Another option is a GPS to tektronix filter that Creare sells (for about $400 I think), and a public domain tektronix to Postscript filter that was posted on the net a few months ago. I've done this and it works.