Re: How to edit/print .ps files

Subject: Re: How to edit/print .ps files
From: Sunil Gokhale <sunilg -at- PUNE -dot- TCS -dot- CO -dot- IN>
Date: Wed, 8 Oct 1997 13:35:36 +0530

Hareesh,

You can scale the figures by editing the .ps files. If you are in the UNIX
enviorenment, use the *vi* editor to open the files. You will find
statements related to rotation or translation of the figures, along with
the scaling used for the figures. Change the figure scales manual. Check
the changed figure either by xwindows or ghostiew.

Sunil Gokhale, Technical Communicator
Tata Consultancy Services

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