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From: ssdken@watson.claremont.EDU (Ken Nelson)
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Subject: Re: xwd image to postscript filter.
Keywords: xwd, postscript
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Date: 10 Apr 90 22:23:33 GMT
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In article <1990Apr10.174443.7737@sics.se>, brad@sics.se (Brad Smith) writes:
> I am trying to convert XWD format image files to PostScript.  The
>  ......
> I don't really know what these all mean... is there a tool out
> there that will deal with it for me, or do I need to learn:-)?


 I use :
   
    xwd | xpr -device ps > file.ps

  If you already have xwd format files just pipe them into the xpr
command as shown
  above.

   There are lots of options on the xpr command for inverting,
compressing etc...


				Ken Nelson
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				Software Systems Design
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