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Encoding PostScript graphics in Plain TeX

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  1. Place this line near the front of your .tex file:
          \input epsf
  2. At each location where you want a PostScript image, include a line like this:
          \epsfbox{fig.eps}
    but replace fig.eps with the name of your file. This will insert the figure as if it were a \vbox, using its ``natural size.''
  3. Use the tex command to compile your file and produce a .dvi file.
  4. Warning: You can't print your .dvi file in the usual way. You must convert the .dvi file to PostScript with this command:
          dvips -N0 -Z0 -K0 whatever.dvi -o whatever.ps

If you aren't happy with the way your figure is positioned relative to the text, see the next topic.


Next: Positioning PostScript graphics in Plain TeX
See also: Including PostScript images in Plain TeX
Previous: Sizing a PostScript figure for use in TeX
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Last updated: 1995/12/19 00:39:07 UT
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