Unknown plot format, help please!

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2 total messages Started by Leif Hedstrom Fri, 04 Sep 1992 11:00

#2098

Author: Leif Hedstrom
Date: Fri, 04 Sep 1992 11:00

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Hi!

I have a software which generates a plot-file of unknown format. Could
someone help me identify it? I would also like to print this file on
a postscript printer, so any hints on conversion programs are appreciated.

Thanks,

-- Leif

Header of plot file:


IN;SP1;VS2
IW4797,2997,11204,7004;
PU5353,6878;PD10798,6878;PU5353,6677;PD10798,6677;PU5330,6874;PD10822,6874;PU533
0,6681;PD10822,6681;PU5318,6870;PD10833,6870;PU5318,6685;PD10833,6685;PU5310,686
6;PD10841,6866;PU5310,6689;PD10841,6689;PU5303,6862;PD10848,6862;PU5303,6693;PD1
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Re: Unknown plot format, help please!

#1873

Author: Vidiot
Date: Sat, 05 Sep 1992 17:13

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In article <leif.715604421@ifm.liu.se> leif@ifm.liu.se (Leif Hedstrom) writes:
<Hi!
<
<I have a software which generates a plot-file of unknown format. Could
<someone help me identify it? I would also like to print this file on
<a postscript printer, so any hints on conversion programs are appreciated.
<
<Thanks,
<
<-- Leif
<
<Header of plot file:
<
<
<IN;SP1;VS2
<IW4797,2997,11204,7004;
<PU5353,6878;PD10798,6878;PU5353,6677;PD10798,6677;PU5330,6874;PD10822,6874;PU533
<0,6681;PD10822,6681;PU5318,6870;PD10833,6870;PU5318,6685;PD10833,6685;PU5310,686
<6;PD10841,6866;PU5310,6689;PD10841,6689;PU5303,6862;PD10848,6862;PU5303,6693;PD1

Gee, this was an easy test.

It is HPGL.
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