Re: Show postscript files in Landscape

2001-10-12 Thread Paul D. Smith
I found a great answer on the ALE (Atlanta Linux Enthusiasts) mailing list, posted in May by Joe Steele. Gotta love Google! After reading his post, I simplified his suggestions slightly into this handy-dandy shell function: # Takes a PS file and generates a PDF, rotated 90 (e.g., in Landscape)

Re: Show postscript files in Landscape

2001-10-11 Thread Paul D. Smith
%% the Edward Blevins <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: teb> On Wed, Oct 10, 2001 at 11:54:01PM -0400, Paul D. Smith wrote: >> I have some PostScript files that show (in gv) in Portrait. However, >> they are slides and they are formatted in Landscape, so to read them on >> my screen I have to

Re: Show postscript files in Landscape

2001-10-10 Thread the Edward Blevins
On Wed, Oct 10, 2001 at 11:54:01PM -0400, Paul D. Smith wrote: > Hi all; this is a big off-topic but... > > I have some PostScript files that show (in gv) in Portrait. However, > they are slides and they are formatted in Landscape, so to read them on > my screen I have to crane my neck over 90 de

Show postscript files in Landscape

2001-10-10 Thread Paul D. Smith
Hi all; this is a big off-topic but... I have some PostScript files that show (in gv) in Portrait. However, they are slides and they are formatted in Landscape, so to read them on my screen I have to crane my neck over 90 degrees to the left :(. Surely there must be some way to change the PostSc