smith@zeus.harvard.edu (Steven Smith) (09/21/90)
Our lab uses Tomas Rokicki's dvips program. Does anyone know how to use this program to reference the second (or $n$th) instance of a given page number? E.g., how does one print only the 3d page of a document whose pages are numbered Page order: 1st 2d 3d 4th Page number: [1] [2] [1] [2] Also, is there a program available to facilitate double sided printing? I.e., print the odd pages, then the even pages. What about arbitrary mappings of page numbers? Steven Smith
kaul@icarus.eng.ohio-state.edu (Rich Kaul) (09/21/90)
In article <SMITH.90Sep20142340@zeus.harvard.edu> smith@zeus.harvard.edu (Steven Smith) writes: > Our lab uses Tomas Rokicki's dvips program. Does anyone know how to > use this program to reference the second (or $n$th) instance of a > given page number? Changes from 531 to 532: [...deleted...] - A method for selecting pages whose primary count0 number. occurs more than once. (1.1 is the second page 1, 1.38 is the 39th page 1, etc. Works for -p, -l.) By the way, dvips is now up to 5.38 in beta if you're wondering. > Also, is there a program available to facilitate double sided > printing? I.e., print the odd pages, then the even pages. What about > arbitrary mappings of page numbers? To do that, use the dviselect program. It will allow you to split up the dvi file easily enough. It's in the Unix TeX distributions. -- Rich Kaul | It wouldn't be research if we kaul@icarus.eng.ohio-state.edu | knew what we were doing.