xiaofei@acsu.buffalo.edu (Xiaofei Wang) (04/25/91)
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10 20 moveto 570 0 rlineto 0 750 rlineto -570 0 rlineto 0 -750 rlineto
stroke
72 144 moveto /Helvetica-Bold findfont 100 scalefont setfont 0.9 setgray
(DRAFT) show 0.0 setgray
10 10 moveto /Helvetica-Bold findfont 10 scalefont setfont
(date, project name, author, etc) show
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After my ``one stone three birds'' post, some users asked me
further questions so I decided to put all of the three
birds here:a box, a ``DRAFT'' in 0.9 graylevel in the middle
and a tiny footnote down in the bottom. All of these are basic
of postscript language. Users who know nothing about postscript
can just play with numbers in this example.
There are questions that I can not answer myself. I don't
know how to turn down the box, etc. for certain pages [Why should
one need to do that in the first place? ] execpt editing the
final postscript [deleting the bop's for certain pages].
I don't know if postscript can print current date automatically.
I myself is new to postscript. People are really getting lazy.
I feel that sometimes \TeX\ is right tool, sometimes it isn't.
I feel that picTeX is not easy to use. I don't feel comfortable
to stretch TeX beyond its designed capability.
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