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From: cochran@iris.usc.edu (Steve Cochran)
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Subject: Problems with images on Linotype
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Date: 10 Sep 90 20:50:04 GMT
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	I am attempting to get some higher resolution printout for a
paper which includes some imagery.  The PostScript is generated by
dvi2ps and prints fine on an Apple LaserWriter, but when the same
PostScript file is sent to a Linotype L300, the images are rotated 90
degrees clockwise about their upper left corner.  I can probably
correct for this, but I was wondering if this is a known problem, or
if I am doing something wrong, or what?  Has anyone experienced this
with an L300?

	Thanks,
	Steve




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