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From: [e-mail] (Reinhard Drube)
Subject: Re: Postscript drawing prog
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In article <[e-mail]>, [e-mail] (Nishantha I.) writes:
|> 	Could somebody let me know of a drawing utility that can be
|> used to manipulate postscript files.I am specifically interested in
|> drawing lines, boxes and the sort on Postscript contour plots.
|> 	I have tried xfig and I am impressed by it's features. However
|> it is of no use since I cannot use postscript files as input for the
|> programme.Is there a utility that converts postscript to xfig format?
|> 	Any help would be greatly appreciated.
|> 				Nishantha
I think you are too optimistic! PostScript is a very big language and
so the fig format can not be able to be an interpreter of ANY arbitrary
ps code. The only program I know to manipulate PostScript files is
IslandDraw.
I for myself use xfig and include the PostScript files (converted to
epsi format). Small changes then are possible (erasing some letters,
adding text and so on).
Reinhard