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In article <5836@osc.COM> yms@osc.osc.com (Yuh-Ming Shyy) writes:
<Hi, I have been trying to import a PostScript file into a 
<groff document using the "\X'ps: file <file>'" command or 
<"\X'ps: exec <file>'" command but have not succeeded. It 
<either printed out as a blank block or does not have any 
<effect. Is there any one who knows how to do this? Thanks 
<a lot. 

I have been doing it for quite a while now.  Lots of examples are available
in the Star Trek: The Next Generation Program Guide.  The troff sources are
available at ftp.coe.montana.edu.  Start with the sttng.hdr file.  Because
I have to place the imported PostScript where I want it, I can't use the
PostScript inclusion that is available with groff, since it places it
centered on the page, under the current line.  So, I do things a little
different, using the ps: exec capabilites of groff.

Check it out.
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