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Subject: Incorporating Graphic Files into Emtex
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Could someone give me some pointers on the technique needed to insert a
graphic file into tex.  Specifically I want to insert a graph made by
quattro into emtex.  Quattro can output .PCX, .PIC, and .EPS formats.  I
have been able to import the .PCX and print it using \picture, however the
graph is only about 1 1/2 by 2 inches.  I would like to scale the graph to
a larger figure.

I also have a rather basic question.  Do I need a postscript printer to
utilize the .EPS (encapulated PostScript) files?

John
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John H. Gerdes, Jr
Owen Graduate School of Management
Vanderbilt University
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