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>>>>> "Daniel" == Daniel Reuter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Daniel> Hello there, This is totally off topic, but does someone of you
Daniel> know, how to force gs to render eps files only as large as the
Daniel> BoundingBox defines. I mean, if I run gs on a eps file to
Daniel> render, say a jpeg or a png file, I get a image sized as large
Daniel> as the default papersize (e.g. a4 or letter). Unfortunately, the
Daniel> -sPAPERSIZE switch only allows fixed sizes and sometimes the
Daniel> contents of the page gets moved out of the shown area. So how
Daniel> can I force gs to render a jpeg, which has EXACTLY the
Daniel> boundaries defined by the eps BoundingBox?
Perhaps you want to use -g<width>x<height> instead of -sPAPERSIZE?
(<width> and <height> are in pixels).
So, let's see... you would get the bounding box, calculate the width and
height (this is in points) divide by 72 (?) to get inches, and then
multiply by the resolution to get pixels.
Probably could get a Perl script to do the calculation, using the output
of "gs -sDEVICE=bbox".
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