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The Monday 2007-04-23 at 14:50 +0200, Joachim Schrod wrote:
> I don't know how to do this with PS files. I would convert them to PDF and
> then add the strings there. Owing to the encapsulation by xobjects, PDF is
> much better structured and thus better suited to add typeset material to pages
> later on. To print it, converting back to PS is a snap.
>
> Either with pdfTeX (using the LaTeX package pdfpages) for those who use TeX
> anyhow. (Being a member of the LaTeX team, that describes my situation pretty
> well. :-) Works great and has the advantage that one can also scale and
> rotate. For those with an installed TeX system, use "texdoc pdfpages" to get
> documentation.
I have the PDF, but I don't see how to do that, even after glancing at
that doc. It seems to be a package to insert PDF docs into a .tex file,
and thus I would have to learn tex first...
I was looking for something really simple, like the a2ps program does for
prety printing ascii files.
> Or with a small Perl script that uses PDF::Reuse. As long as one stays with
> the 14 standard PDF fonts, this is a very good quick solution. If you want to
> try this road, I can post more information.
No, it uses an embedded font.
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Cheers,
Carlos E. R.
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