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Conference iosg::all-in-1_v30

Title:	OLD ALL-IN-1 (tm) Support Conference
Notice:	Closed - See Note 4331.l to move to IOSG::ALL-IN-1
Moderator:	IOSG::PYE

Created:	Thu Jan 30 1992
Last Modified:	Tue Jan 23 1996
Last Successful Update:	Fri Jun 06 1997
Number of topics:	4343
Total number of notes:	18308

2694.0. "DDIF and ALL-IN-1 3.0?" by ROM01::DESPOSITO () Tue May 11 1993 11:34

Hello,

I need some clarifications about DDIF support in ALL-IN-1.
A customer, who has ALL-IN-1 3.0 and CDA linked in it, created a 
LOGO with Dec paint and wants to print it from ALL-IN-1 , or better 
to include it in an ALL-IN-1 document and print to a Postscript Declaser.
I'm afraid it's not possible, but I'd like to be sure about it and 
to understand what he can do with this CDA support.

		Thank you in advance

                        Licia

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2694.1 try this ? COMICS::BARHAM Norbert: Wed May 12 1993 12:32 24

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2694.1	try this ?	COMICS::BARHAM	Norbert:	`Wed May 12 1993 12:32`	24
	I tried this the other day (probably not the best way but it works.) Assuming it's a DDIF image you can convert it to postscript with $convert/doc imagefile.img/format=ddif imagefile.eps/format=ps Then I recall you need to copy the EPS file to WPL$PRT (I couldn't get it to work otherwise) and in your WPS-PLUS document add an EPS control block such as Here is some text followed by an image -----------------------start control------------------- EPS WPL$PRT:imagefile.eps 3x3cm -----------------------end control--------------------- This text comes after the image. The control block above scales the image to 3x3cm. HTH, Clive

    I tried this the other day (probably not the best way but it works.)
    
    Assuming it's a DDIF image you can convert it to postscript with
    
    $convert/doc imagefile.img/format=ddif imagefile.eps/format=ps
    
    Then I recall you need to copy the EPS file to WPL$PRT (I couldn't get
    it to work otherwise) and in your WPS-PLUS document add an EPS control
    block such as
    
    
    Here is some text followed by an image
    
    -----------------------start control-------------------
    EPS WPL$PRT:imagefile.eps 3x3cm
    -----------------------end control---------------------
    
    This text comes after the image. The control block above scales the
    image to 3x3cm.
    
    HTH,
    
    Clive