Well, I've done a little postscript programing in the past
(it's a fun language to program in directly, but usually more
practical to write c programs to produce postscript output).
I never tried editing an image before, but I just had a go
at your question, because I wanted to know what the ans
Actually, that's what I ended up doing - using xfig. In a couple of
different ways. But it looks to have turned out well in the end. The
reason my boss wanted to do the postscript markup was so that when the
image was scaled, the text would scale right along with it.
Oh well. Popping the jpg int
On Thu, Jul 13, 2000 at 03:02:20PM -0400, Fan, Laurel wrote:
> Amanda Owens, [EMAIL PROTECTED], said:
> > I have a photo that started out as a jpg or gif or something, but has been
> > turned (via gimp or xv) into a .ps file. What my boss wants me to do is
> > now edit that postscript file, and in
Amanda Owens, [EMAIL PROTECTED], said:
> I have a photo that started out as a jpg or gif or something, but has been
> turned (via gimp or xv) into a .ps file. What my boss wants me to do is
> now edit that postscript file, and insert some lines and text. Is it
> possible? If so, how?
If I underst
On Thu, Jul 13, 2000 at 02:19:34PM -0400, Amanda Owens wrote:
> I have a photo that started out as a jpg or gif or something, but has been
> turned (via gimp or xv) into a .ps file. What my boss wants me to do is
> now edit that postscript file, and insert some lines and text. Is it
> possible? If
I have minimal experience with postscript... scripting - all the
postscript files I've created have been generated by other programs (word
processors, the GIMP, etc). I have some exposure to the... language? but
not much. I have a book and I've been hunting the web to see if there's
any informatio
