cum LaTeX
Yes, although I've found that writing straight postscript isn't hard
either. Wrote an entire slide show complete with pictures in raw
postscript in under an hour a couple of months ago. Not bad! But where
raw postscript excels is in making mathematical diagrams - that's how I
was first introduced to it. If there is an algorithm or formula that
defines a picture it can be much quicker to program it up than to draw
it. (See my thesis!)
I don't know whether it's possible to start from a pre-existing
postscript or encapsulated postscript file and modify it using xfig?
Regards, Max
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