Clarke Echols <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > I am reasonably competent with troff/groff (I used it once to > create master artwork for a printed circuit used in a > manufactured product -- certainly not what the original troff > creators intended or expected :-) ). > > I am now interested in creating a line drawing for inclusion in > HTML files for access via web browsers. I can get to PostScript > with no problem. Does anyone have any suggestions on how to > get the result to a GIF file. Of course, I'd also like to be > able to reduce the size at the same time. :-) > > Thanks much. > > Clarke
Hi Clarke, you can also try using the macros .HTML-IMAGE-LEFT your troff circuit etc .HTML-IMAGE-END which places the troff within this section into a png which is referenced by the html text. You need to invoke groff with the -Thtml flag of course. Note this is not necessary for pic, tbl and eqn as the EQ, TS, PS call HTML-IMAGE automatically. Just for reference there exists .HTML-IMAGE-LEFT .HTML-IMAGE-RIGHT .HTML-IMAGE (centers the image) .HTML-IMAGE-END (inside www.tmac) hope this helps, Gaius _______________________________________________ Groff mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/groff
