operator@cs.mcgill.ca (operator) (05/24/91)
I have a graphic that was handed down to me from ancient times drawn as the first four characters of a TeX font. Is there any simple way (or otherwise) that I can convert this TeX font to a PostScript font and render the graphic from there? If I cannot convert font->font is there any other way of converting this graphic without losing resolution? Thanks. - db samurai@homer.cs.mcgill.ca operator@quiche.mcgill.ca
clewis@ferret.ocunix.on.ca (Chris Lewis) (05/24/91)
In article <1991May23.170403.17600@cs.mcgill.ca> operator@cs.mcgill.ca (operator) writes: >I have a graphic that was handed down to me from ancient times drawn as >the first four characters of a TeX font. Is there any simple way >(or otherwise) that I can convert this TeX font to a PostScript font >and render the graphic from there? If the font is in PK format, you can use pk2ps in the psroff 3.0 distribution to convert it into a postscript font. If it's not in PK, perhaps something in the TeX distribution (gf2pk etc.) can be used to convert it to a PK, then use pk2ps. -- Chris Lewis, Phone: (613) 832-0541, Domain: clewis@ferret.ocunix.on.ca UUCP: ...!cunews!latour!ecicrl!clewis; Ferret Mailing List: ferret-request@eci386; Psroff (not Adobe Transcript) enquiries: psroff-request@eci386 or Canada 416-832-0541. Psroff 3.0 in c.s.u soon!