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Re: ps export/import [message #23216 is a reply to message #23129]

Thu, 11 January 2001 09:43

Craig Markwardt
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Registered: November 1996

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"Wim G. Bouwman" <w.g.bouwman@iri.tudelft.nl> writes:
> Another easy way in an windows environment is to read the IDL produced
> post-script files in Correl-draw and after correcting your graph's (making the
> lines thicker, annotating the graph and putting the numbers on the axis at the
> correct positions) it can be exported in WMF-format.

I may have mentioned this before, but I have found, experimentally of
course, that the thickness of the lines should be increased bya factor
of 3, when going from the screen to the printed output.

When I make plotting scripts, I check for the output device and do the
multiplication if it's to the PS device.

Craig

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		ps export/import By: Martin Schultz on Thu, 04 January 2001 13:51
		Re: ps export/import By: R.Bauer on Thu, 11 January 2001 04:30
		Re: ps export/import By: Wim Bouwman on Wed, 10 January 2001 22:07
		Re: ps export/import By: Craig Markwardt on Thu, 11 January 2001 09:43
		Re: ps export/import By: Liam E. Gumley on Thu, 11 January 2001 07:44
		Re: ps export/import By: Richard French on Thu, 11 January 2001 19:07
		Re: ps export/import By: hahn on Mon, 15 January 2001 05:46

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