I need to place a jpeg photo inside a groff document. I am running cygwin on Windows 98, and there is no indication that the convert utility is available in the Cygwin packages; at least none that I can find... Hence, no jpeg2ps is accessible, as nearly as I can determine.
I have figured out how to import EPS into groff source. Basically, groff ignores the %%Bounding Box line, and takes that part of the EPS document between lower-left and upper-right corners (as specified in the groff document, then scales the result to fit inside the specified width indicated in the "ps: import..." request to groff/grops. I don't have any of the special software one can purchase from a few sources (such as photoshop?) that read jpeg files, convert to bitmap, then create EPS from that (or use other techniques to make the conversion). Is there an easy way to get jpeg photos into a groff document that I have overlooked? It appears to me that this is a problem I'm going to be encountering in the future as well as now, and it would be nice to have a practical, efficient, and inexpensive solution. Thanks, Clarke _______________________________________________ Groff mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/groff
