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Started by Martti Toivakka PAP
Fri, 14 Aug 1992 06:57
ASCII->PostScript with line graphics?
Author: Martti Toivakka PAP
Date: Fri, 14 Aug 1992 06:57
Date: Fri, 14 Aug 1992 06:57
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Does anybody know of an ASCII->PS filter which would also translate the line graphic symbols (ASCII 179-218) correctly? I am yet to find one. All help is greatly appreciated. martti toivakka mtoivakk@abo.fi (Internet) mtoivakk@finabo (BITNET)
Re: ASCII->PostScript with line graphics?
Author: Henry Churchyard
Date: Sun, 16 Aug 1992 13:23
Date: Sun, 16 Aug 1992 13:23
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In article <1992Aug14.065736.21965@abo.fi>, mtoivakk@abo.fi (Martti Toivakka PAP) writes:
> Does anybody know of an ASCII->PS filter which
> would also translate the line graphic symbols
> (ASCII 179-218) correctly?
(You mean ``IBM code page 437'', rather than ``ASCII'', by the
way...)
What you want is PC2PS11.ZIP. I don't know what archive site it's
on, but here's part of the doc file:
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PC2PS,
a simple ASCII to PostScript converter that even knows extended
and linedrawing characters. And it's free!!
#include <Standard.Disclaimer>
USAGE
pc2ps [-r[angle]] [-s[pointsize]]
[-h[space]] [-p[linepitch]] [-o[offset]]
[-oe[offset]] [-m[topmargin]] [-w[linewidth]]
[-l[pagelength]] [-i] [-?] [files...]
> LPT?:
DESCRIPTION
PC2ps reads text from file(s) (or standard input if specified)
and produces postscript output on stdout, suitable for piping
to any postscript device (such as an Apple Laserwriter) or for
using with any program that expects postscript input (such as a
postscript interpreter used to drive some other raster
device).
AUTHOR
This program is based on TEXT2PS by Stephen Frede (get this one,
too!!).
The Pcfont was handcrafted by Roland Giersig.
If you like the program, drop me a line at GIERSIG@EDVZ.ATI.ADA.AT
Share and Enjoy!
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