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kck@g.gp.cs.cmu.edu (Karl Kluge) writes:

>I want to include postscript figures generated by spoof in a Framemaker
>document. Framemaker seems not to want to treat the postscript file as 
>a graphic. Is it because the postscript output from spoof isn't encapsulated 
>postscript? If so, what magic do I have to do to the file to make it 
>encapsulated? (I looked in the postscript language manual index, and there
>didn't seem to be anything there). If anyone knows the solution to my 
>problem here, I'd be very grateful.

>Thanks,

A normal Encapsulated PostScript header is something like:

%!PS-Adobe-2.0 EPSF-1.2
%%Title: Outline specification of the CWI logo anno 1991
%%Creator: Jan van der Steen (CST)
%%Creationdate: May 21 1991
%%BoundingBox: 7 9 95 121
%%EndComments

From these lines the first one ("%!PS-Adobe-2.0 EPSF-1.2") is
essential to Frame. Without this line it doesn't recognise
the imported file being Encapsulated PostScript.
The 5th ("%%BoundingBox: 7 9 95 121") is essential for
Encapsulated PostScript files in general, specifying the
pyhisical size of the object in default user space.


	Jan van der Steen

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