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Name | Date | Lines |
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| 125.1 | | VAXUUM::UTT | | Sat May 06 1989 15:29 | 14 |
| We use the RAGS graphics editor to create line drawings and other
online art. (We use UTOX for screen capture.) There are some notes
elsewhere in this notes conference about various ways of converting
some graphics format (say, PostScript) to a format the Bookreader
likes. (The Bookreader likes RAGS metafiles and FSE bitmaps.)
If what you have is a *very* simple ASCII file, you can enclose
the artwork with the <line_art>/<endline_art> tags and the Bookreader
will display it (but it won't be any prettier than it would be on a
character-cell terminal).
Hope this helps.
Mary
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| 125.2 | Thanks, I hope to save time. | BISTRO::KIRK | Beam me up, Scotty! | Sat May 06 1989 16:23 | 8 |
| Thanks for your reply, Mary. At the moment I have some text files that
I process with PSART to create Postscript files that look better that
plain text graphics, so to speak. I would like to be able to process
the same files for both the Book reader & LN03, without having to
re-create them all, if I can.
Cheers,
Richard
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| 125.3 | | JANUS::JUBB | Alison, DTN: 830-6779, REO2-GD8 | Fri Jan 25 1991 08:20 | 6 |
| I too am interested in using the source files for PSART to create diagrams
for the Bookreader (again, to save some time). Is this possible to do, or
would we need to recreate the diagrams using a tool that will let us
produce fonts big enough to view on the Bookreader.
Alison
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| 125.4 | | VAXUUM::UTT | Mary Utt | Mon Jan 28 1991 08:48 | 7 |
| You can use the method outlined in note 50.6 to convert PostScript
graphics to FSE binaries.
Bookreader V3.0 will display EPS graphics: see note 394.* for details
and caveats.
Mary
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