sarantos@notecnirp.Princeton.EDU (Sarantos Kapidakis) (03/25/89)
> The man page for label2ps says that is accepts input in `labels' command > format. I am not familiar with it, and I therefore I cannot get label2ps > to generate useful output except the prologue. Any chance that you could > post a sample input file in appropriate format ? Thanks in advance. Labels format for the "labels" and "label2ps" format: The file contain many labels, with no separators in between. Every label consists of a line starting with the '#' character, which contains otherwise comments (and possible selection letters) and many other lines (not starting with the '#' character), that contain the lines of the label. The example that follows, the next 9 lines, contain 2 labels: # Sarantos Kapidakis Computer Science Department EQUAD, Princeton University Princeton N.J. 08544 # Sarantos Kapidakis 405A Butler Ave. Princeton N.J. 08540 Don't forget the first '#' line, it is part of the label. '#' lines are not label separators. They can contain optional letters, and then you can direct "labels" and "label2ps" to print only those letters that have the letter "s" (say) on the '#' line (option -g for label2ps). sarantos