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Re: Another EPS question [message #40791 is a reply to message #40790]

Wed, 25 August 2004 16:43

Michael Wallace
Messages: 409
Registered: December 2003

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Okay, I think I got confused again between EPS and PS. It's been a long
day. I just realized that by its very nature an EPS file wouldn't know
anything with regards to what it's being printed on. It needs to be
included into something else in order to be printed. Do I have this
right? If so, my original question doesn't really apply, does it?

-Mike

Michael Wallace wrote:
> I'm using the IDLgrClipboard to create an EPS file. Is there a way to
> position my image in the EPS file? When I print the EPS files I'm
> creating, my plot is always drawn portrait style at the bottom of the
> page. What I'd really like is to have it use landscape and be
> positioned in the middle of the paper. How can I do this? Thanks,
>
> -Mike

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