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On Tue, 14 APR 92 17:15:02 BST, Philip Taylor <P.Taylor@Vax.Rhbnc.Ac.Uk>
posted to me:
> George --- I have sent the following in response to a message in
> CTT-digest; perhaps you could include just the text of the answer and the
> first few lines of comment/usage information in a forthcoming issue, and
> archive the rest ?
>
>                                       ** Phil.

Done (and thanks!).  The file Phil sent has been cut from this to save some
bandwidth.  It is available by including the command:
 SENDME STY.POSTSCRIPT_TEX
in the body of a mail message to FILESERV@SHSU.edu (FILESERV@SHSU.BITNET). 
Anonymous ftp users of Niord.SHSU.edu (192.92.115.8) need to look in the
[.STY] directory to get it.

--George
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--------
Michael ---

>>> I am a novice user of both TeX and PostScript coding, but I am trying to
>>> include a screen captured encapsulated post script file into a .tex file
>>> "inline"...  It would be ideal if it could be centered left-to-right also.

>>> I almost have it working, but it is very slow and difficult.  I'm using
>>> Arbor_Text's packaging of TeX with its own dvips that supports a different
>>> \special command.

>>> I was told by some to lose the Abrob Text implementation.

There's no need; it is an excellent product which I use all the time.

>>> Any suggestions ???  I have had to modify the c screen grabber to get the
>>> encapsulated postscript in a form to make it work.  I am also using, and
>>> had to modify, the 'epsf.tex' macro from stanford.edu to work with the
>>> different \special command of dvips.

>>> Note:  This is eventually going to be used with texinfo, so LaTeX is not
>>> a possibility.  Everything I do has to work with normal TeX.

The following should do everything you require; I just wish Arbortext
would distribute it, so I didn't have to keep sending it to people !

[This is now on FILESERV/Niord, so maybe you won't have to! 8-) -GDG]