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Re: Printing with X

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From: Bibhas Bhattacharya
Date: Mon, 16 Nov 1992 11:50
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ars@ebony.cc.columbia.edu (Ali R. Siddiqui) writes:

>Hello all,

>	I have been writing a program which displays a graph of statistics  
>on the screen now I need to add a print option to it and I was wondering  
>if any of you have had any experience with makeing a hardcopy on a ps  
>printer of the Graph which I am displaying in the window using Xdrawline.

>	Any help will be greatly appreciated.

>	Thankyou,

>		-Ali

I asked a similar question few weeks back. Since then I have found a turn
around but really useful solution. Now I draw lines and text in XFig format
on to a file. This can be edited later. For non X users at least transfig
should be able to convert Fig format to a number of popular format
including PS and LATeX. 

Please let me know of any queries.

Bibhas.
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