Dvips: A DVI-to-PostScript Translator
for version 5.58f
January 1995
Tomas Rokicki
(edited for Dvipsk by
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kb@cs.umb.edu
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1. Why Use dvips?
2. Using dvips
3. Paper Size and Landscape Orientation
4. Including PostScript Graphics
4.1 The Bounding Box Comment
4.2 Using the EPSF Macros
4.3 Header Files
4.4 Literal PostScript
4.5 Literal Headers
4.6 Other Graphics Support
4.7 Dynamic Creation of PostScript Graphics Files
5. Using PostScript Fonts
5.1 The Afm2tfm Program
5.2 Changing a Font's Encoding
5.3 Special Font Effects
5.4 Non-resident PostScript Fonts
5.5 Invoking Afm2tfm
6. Invoking
dvips
7. Configuration File Searching
7.1 Configuration File Options
8. Automatic Font Generation
9. Environment Variables
10. Other Bells And Whistles
11. MS-DOS
12. Installation
13. Diagnosing problems
13.1 Debug Options
13.2 No Output At All
13.3 Output Too Small or Inverted
13.4 Error Messages From Printer
13.5 400 DPI Is Used Instead Of 300 DPI
13.6 Long Documents Fail To Print
13.7 Including Graphics Fails
13.8 Unable to Generate Fonts
14. Using Color with dvips
14.1 Macro Files
14.2 User Definable Colors
14.3 Subtleties in Using Color
14.4 Printing in Black/White, after Colorizing
14.5 Configuring dvips for Color Devices
14.6 Color Support Details
Index
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