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Re: simultaneous use of multiple font on a postscript file [message #66105 is a reply to message #65925]

Thu, 02 April 2009 12:27

pgrigis
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Registered: September 2007

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Well, it is pretty clear that ITT doesn't have any
interest in providing improvements in direct graphics
plotting, and hasn't done so for a while.

Obviously they don't care much about their customer base,
because they know there's a lot of legacy code out there,
and people can't just switch to other products.

Welcome to capitalism.

<end rant>

Ciao,
Paolo

Nicola wrote:
> Thank you Russel
> at the end I also decide to solve this problem outside IDL, through
> Adobe InDesign, as I have the possibility to access it through a
> colleague of mine. It seems it's not so easily to do it in IDL. This
> is a pity I think
> Nicola
> On Apr 2, 6:46 am, RussellGrew <russell.g...@gmail.com> wrote:
>> Hey Nicola,
>>
>> I would probably try playing around with the individual plot files
>> outside IDL for the dreaded merge.
>>
>> Ghostscript is your friend but getting what you want out of it is
>> likely non-trivial.
>>
>> There are some posts on this in comp.lang.postscript, one of them mine
>> where I asked a similar question.
>>
>> I gave up on it in the end.
>>
>> Cheers.

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		Re: simultaneous use of multiple font on a postscript file By: Nicola on Thu, 02 April 2009 00:50
		Re: simultaneous use of multiple font on a postscript file By: russell.grew on Wed, 01 April 2009 21:46
		Re: simultaneous use of multiple font on a postscript file By: pgrigis on Thu, 02 April 2009 12:27

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