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In article <175@shapetc.UUCP> brouwer@shapetc.UUCP (Gerrit Brouwer ) writes:
>I am using UNIX troff (-ms) and the Adobe Transcript package  for
>producing PostScript output files for a SUN LaserWriter (== Apple
>LaserWriter).  Are there any pre-WYSIWYG wizards out there  know-
>ing  a  way  to  include  PostScript pictures (e.g. produced with
>Adobe Illustrator) in the text?
>

"Psfig", available from comp.sources.unix archives, is designed to do this,
but it works with device-independent troff (ditroff), not "old troff"
(otroff). The latter produces code for the C/A/T phototypesetter.  
Since you say you are printing to a Sun Laserwriter, I suspect you have 
otroff on a Sun workstation instead of ditroff unless you spent
some extra money.  One limitation of psfig is that it works best with
Encapsulated Postscript files (EPSF).  In general, the Mac tools don't
produce such files, so you'll have to do some hacking to the Postscript
files to get rid of erasing pages and initialization of graphics states,
etc.  I have gotten psfig to work with Documenter's Workbench 2.0 on a 
Harris HCX-9 with the public domain "tpscript" ditroff-to-postscript 
translator.  I am quite pleased with it.
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Harvard Townsend, Systems Manager
CIS Dept., Kansas State University
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