>
> It is very eassy to make an eps file from a ps file. Just insert a
> Bounding box line (look at the beginning of any eps file for the syntax).
> To find the proper values for the bounding box, load the ps file to gv and
> measure the coordinates of the border you want. I don't know whether this
> works in every situation, for me it works.
There are some special ps-command which are not so easily translate to
eps. I am using Win NT 4 for creating pictures, and till some months ago
it was not possible to produce ps-file, that are convertable to eps.
I used ghostview to include the bounding box in the ps-files, and
ghostview didn't complains, I saw also the right bounding-box with
ghostview, but when I tried to include it into a latex file, strange
things happend. Some month ago adobe made his new postscript-driver
avaiable, where you have the option to print eps instead of ps. Since that
time I have no problems any more.
Bernhard
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