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simultaneous use of multiple font on a postscript file [message #65951] Tue, 31 March 2009 03:29
Nicola is currently offline  Nicola
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Registered: November 2005
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Dear friend
I found my self in trouble. Up to now I've generated two different
plot (a 3D representation and a standard 2D representation) using the
following commands to open each of the file
file1 (3D):
set_plot, 'ps'
device, filename = eps_box+'fig3.eps', $
/portrait, /encapsulated, $
ysize = 14, xsize = 22, set_font = isolatin, $
/tt_font, font_size = 15, /color, bits_per_pixel = 8

file2 (2D)
set_plot, 'ps'
device, filename = eps_box+'fig4.eps', $
/portrait, /encapsulated, $
ysize = 12, xsize = 16, /isolatin1, font_size = 15, /color, $
bits_per_pixel = 8

as you can see on file1 I've to use tt_font in order to make them
appearing correctly on the postscript device (correctly means
correctly oriented with respect to the axis).

Now I've to merge the two but as yo can see they use two different
type of fonts. I'm wondering if there is the way to mantain the
standard isolatin1 for the second plot (which has a very nice and
professional rendering in printed format) together with
the tt_font for the 3D plot. Is there any way to do that? how can I
manage?
thanks a lot for any possible suggestions
nicola
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