rjc@uk.ac.ed.cstr (Richard Caley) (10/07/90)
Finally getting fed up with the limitations of LaTeX pictures I picked
up `epic' and `eepic' from the Aston archive, however the transfig
package when told to generate epic or eepic for figures containing
shaded polygons produces commands such as \texture which the version
of {e}epic I have does not understand. Is transfig being optimistic
or is there a more powerful version of {e}epic around?
[ I tried to mail Conrad Kwok at the address given in the eepic
documentation, but couldn't get through. Sorry for asking what is
probably a sily question ]
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rjc@uk.ac.ed.cstrbeck@bongo.cs.cornell.edu (Micah Beck) (10/07/90)
rjc@uk.ac.ed.cstr (Richard Caley) writes: > ... the transfig > package when told to generate epic or eepic for figures containing > shaded polygons produces commands such as \texture which the version > of {e}epic I have does not understand. EEPIC does handle \texture commands; it is available via anonymous FTP from from IRIS.UCDAVIS.EDU or SVAX.CS.CORNELL.EDU. FTP sites for all the software needed to run TransFig are listed in the TransFig manual. /micah