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From: rolfl@humanist.uio.no (Rolf Lindgren)
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Subject: Re: How to include Mac Postscript files to LaTeX
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try \psfig{figure=argle.ps,prolog=mac.pro}

Point is that the PostScript file you've captured relies on predifined
procedures that your laser printer doesn'nt know. These should be kept in a
suitable prolog file.

Rumor has it that such a prolog can be captured by hitting option-K rather that
option-F.

OzTeX (PD TeX for the Macintosh) is available by anonymous ftp from
tank.uchicago.edu in the directory pub/sources/OzTeX/binary. Remember to use
binary mode throughout. The documantation (which is excellent, as is the
program) contains a detailed explanation of the problem.