If it helps anyone, commenting out the line
XScale YScale scale
from the /@SetPlot definition (a) make ghostscript render only the top
left portion (exactly the portion I see when I print the original file)
and (b) has no effect on the printer output. So it looks like my
printer(s) ignore the scaling.
Parlez-vous postscript?
Steve
On Tue, 2008-10-07 at 08:06 +0100, Steve Schwartz wrote:
> None of this surprises me, as I suspect the problem lies in the
> interpretation of the scaling instructions:
>
> /@SetPlot
> {
> ho vo translate
> XScale YScale scale
> lw setlinewidth
> } def
> /XScale
> {hs 3600 div} def
> /YScale
> {vs 2700 div} def
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