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In article <63584@mimsy.umd.edu> dong@umiacs.umd.edu (Dong Chen) writes:
> Hate to say that, but xpsview is even worse than "dxpsview" on DEC.
> For eamaple, the window will not redraw when after scrolling or after moving
> other blocking window away.
We have been forwarding all legitimate complaints and bug reports about
xpsview to Adobe Systems.  I am not able to reproduce what you describe.
I am using the Version 1.2.1 of xpsview on a PI that runs IRIX 4.0.5A. 
Which versions of xpsview and IRIX do you have?  xpsview displays its
version number in the title of its main window.

You may have specified some resources for the X Window System that cause
xpsview to behave that way, or you have a complex PS file that requires 
a lot of memory.  Could you please logout, login as guest, and try to
reproduce the problem with xpsview.  In other words, try to use an account
that has not been customized (that uses default resource values).

xpsview may have problems redrawing an image when it displays a message that
it does not have enough memory to process a PS file.  In that case, you 
should use the option -maxp on an xpsview command line to increase the 
maximum number of bytes that can be allocated for a pixmap.  That option is
described in the man page for xpsview.

Are you having problems with all PS files you display, or only with a
particular PS file?  If you are having problems with a particular PS file
and that file does not contain any confidential or proprietary information,
please send it to me by e-mail.  If I can reproduce the problem you reported,
I'll forward your PS file to Adobe.

Ivan Bach, ib@sgi.com