lmm@labsms.UUCP (03/23/89)
SYSV Plot5 to Postscript Seems like I saw something in the Transcript package (that comes from Adobe) that would do this. I don't remember the name of the program right now. lmm
charlie@mica.stat.washington.edu (Charlie Geyer) (03/25/89)
In article <-2097467295@labsms.UUCP> lmm@labsms.UUCP writes: > SYSV Plot5 to Postscript > > Seems like I saw something in the Transcript package (that comes from > Adobe) that would do this. I don't remember the name of the program > right now. psplot Yes it is in the TranScript package from Adobe. And of course it does all plot(5) to PostScript, not just SysV. If you have enscript, psroff, and the more familiar parts of TranScript, try man psplot which psplot If it's not there ask your sysadmin to compile it.
bschwart@elbereth.rutgers.edu (Barry Schwartz) (03/25/89)
> > > SYSV Plot5 to Postscript > > Seems like I saw something in the Transcript package (that comes from > Adobe) that would do this. I don't remember the name of the program > right now. > > > lmm Another possibility (and this one's cheaper): You can use tplot -T4014 to convert the plot(5) output to tektronix 4014 codes, then use the tek2ps filter available in comp.sources.unix archives or someplace like that. You might be able to figure something out that uses a public domain hp graphics language to postscript converter, too. In SunOS, the same thing works with plot -Ttek or just tek --Barry. (P.S.(Reg.): The parent article was not on elbereth, so I didn't get to read it.)