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Re: Postscript output mods [message #33654 is a reply to message #33512] Sat, 11 January 2003 14:05 Go to previous messageGo to previous message
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dave wrote:

> device,/landscape
>
> "S. Penzes" wrote:
>
>> Sorry for what must be an oft asked question. What is the best way to
>> rotate my landscape Postscript output 90 degrees? Do I modify the
>> "plot, oplot, etc commands? Is there a keyword to the PS device? Do I
>> have to do the rotation with a PS program (aside: will ghostview do the
>> job) before I insert it into my MS Word?
>> Thanks
>> Steve

Dear Steve

If you like to use MS word I believe the best is to convert the postscript
by ghostview for windows into an image like jpeg or png.
Or on unix or linux by ps2img or convert.
Our experience with ms word users and postscript is that's ms word is very
bad in handling embedded postcsript files.
(This depends on the type of images, some of out postscriptfiles are 12MB)
If you write in latex there is no need to rotate by ghostview because there
is an option by epsfig or others where you can set several postscript
options like rotate or clipping.
Normally if you like idl you like latex too.

regards

Reimar


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