drues@iastate.edu (Michael E Drues) (02/17/91)
Can someone tell me how to include post script graphics files into AmigaTeX? Have been trying to get this to work for a while with no sucess :-( Example source code would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, mike -- Michael Drues Dept. of Biomedical Engineering Internet:drues@iastate.edu 1146 Veterinary Medicine BITNET:v2.med@isumvs.bitnet Iowa State University Office:(515)294-6520(or 4-1771) Home:(515)233-5652 Ames, Iowa 50011
higgin@cbmvax.commodore.com (Paul Higginbottom - CATS) (02/18/91)
In article <drues.666765950@pv320a.vincent.iastate.edu> drues@iastate.edu writes:
$Can someone tell me how to include post script graphics files into
$AmigaTeX? Have been trying to get this to work for a while with no
$sucess :-( Example source code would be greatly appreciated.
$
$Thanks,
$mike
Piece of cake... :-)
\special{hscale=7 vscale=7 psfile=yourpostscriptfile}
This puts the postscript file in line as a character (baseline
aligned).
Enjoy.
Paul.bryan@cs.utexas.edu (Bryan Bayerdorffer @ Wit's End) (02/19/91)
In article <19072@cbmvax.commodore.com> higgin@cbmvax.commodore.com (Paul Higginbottom - CATS) writes: =-In article <drues.666765950@pv320a.vincent.iastate.edu> drues@iastate.edu writes: =-$Can someone tell me how to include post script graphics files into =-$AmigaTeX? Have been trying to get this to work for a while with no =-$sucess :-( Example source code would be greatly appreciated. =-$ =-$Thanks, =-$mike =- =-Piece of cake... :-) =- =- \special{hscale=7 vscale=7 psfile=yourpostscriptfile} =- =-This puts the postscript file in line as a character (baseline =-aligned). One shouldn't use raw \special commands for this sort of thing. That makes the TeX source dependent on the particular .dvi driver being used. If the driver is changed or the document is to be printed on another system, this can easily fail, and all the ocurrences of the \special will have to be edited to fix it. Use a portable macro package like epsf.tex or psfig.tex, as in \epsfbox{figure.ps} or \psfig{figure=figure.ps} These are also easier to use if you want to doscaling, etc.