rajkumar@plains.UUCP (A. Joseph Rajkumar) (06/17/90)
I see that the problem has been discussed before, but let me try again. I ftped the file ISISV20-DOC.dvi.Z, uncompressed it and ran it through the dvips program on the NeXT cube. It came around 400 pages of documentation, so I printed about 100 of them but alas, I did not get any figures printed. I would appreciate if somebody could tell me how to get the figures. Well I also tried to ftp the ISISV20-DOC.ps.Z, but the next laser printer ran wild and did not print anything. I tried to preview the .ps file, but could not. Thanks for your help, well I may have many more questions after I try to get ISIS going on our sun3. Joseph Rajkumar email:- rajkumar@plains.NoDak.edu
ken@gvax.cs.cornell.edu (Ken Birman) (06/17/90)
In article <5053@plains.UUCP> rajkumar@plains.UUCP (A. Joseph Rajkumar) writes: >I see that the problem has been discussed before, but let me try again. >I ftped the file ISISV20-DOC.dvi.Z, uncompressed it and ran it through >the dvips program on the NeXT cube. It came around 400 pages of >documentation, so I printed about 100 of them but alas, I did not >get any figures printed. > Well, the reply on this has been posted before too, but the deal is that the figures are cut-and-paste because they were made on a Dandelion under a XEROX drawing package. We are planning to re-do them in postscript but are still evaluating graphical editing systems (what do people think of "idraw"?) Meanwhile, figures are available in hard copy form, free. Contact reen@cs.cornell.edu and include your physical mail address, please. Ken