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From: xiaofei@acsu.buffalo.edu (Xiaofei Wang)
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Subject: Re: text upside down in TeX or LaTeX
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Date: 20 Mar 91 01:24:14 GMT
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In article <91078.084301HOMH@QUCDN.QueensU.CA> HOMH@QUCDN.QueensU.CA writes:
* If what you meant was to rotate the text 90 or 180 degree then you can use the
* DVIDRV from the emTeX package by Eberhard Mattes. It can work on various
* printers. Hope this helps.
* 

This is true. But this feature works on a *page* basis so one has to use
``print twice'' technique if one just needs portion of a page to be rotated.

I have seen rotate.sty or rotate.tex which handles postscripts. However one
needs a dvips/postscript printer in order to use rotate.sty[tex].
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