The ease of including graphics in T E X documents using 4 T E X
Wietse Dol
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Wietse Dol
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In this paper we will show how 4 T E X can be used to incorporate graphics in T E X documents. Using 4 T E X it not only becomes easy to include graphics in T E X files, but also makes it possible to preview and print T E X documents (including graphics) on any machine and any printer. For inserting graphics in T E X documents, 4 T E X uses the style file figures.sty, the shareware programs TEXCAD and GRAPHIC WORKSHOP, and the freeware programs: HP2XX, BM2FONT, PCLTOMSP, and GHOSTSCRIPT. All these programs are discussed and we also discuss how 4 T E X uses the strength of these programs to incorporate graphics in T E X documents. 1 Introduction T E X has been developed with the idea that it should be possible to have a T E X implementation for every operating system (MS-DOS, VMS, VM-CMS, UNIX etc.). Another feature of T E X is that documents can be freely exchanged between operating systems (because documents are written in standard ASCII). Graphics, however, are machine dependent and...
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In this paper we will show how 4 T E X can be used to incorporate graphics in T E X documents. Using 4 T E X it not only becomes easy to include graphics in T E X files, but also makes it possible to preview and print T E X documents (including graphics) on any machine and any printer. For inserting graphics in T E X documents, 4 T E X uses the style file figures.sty, the shareware programs TEXCAD and GRAPHIC WORKSHOP, and the freeware programs: HP2XX, BM2FONT, PCLTOMSP, and GHOSTSCRIPT. All these programs are discussed and we also discuss how 4 T E X uses the strength of these programs to incorporate graphics in T E X documents. 1 Introduction T E X has been developed with the idea that it should be possible to have a T E X implementation for every operating system (MS-DOS, VMS, VM-CMS, UNIX etc.). Another feature of T E X is that documents can be freely exchanged between operating systems (because documents are written in standard ASCII). Graphics, however, are machine dependent and...
Key concepts: Graphics, Computer science, Computer graphics (images), Computer Graphics Metafile, Graphics software, Computer graphics, Real-time computer graphics, 3D computer graphics