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From: bryan@cs.utexas.edu (Bryan Bayerdorffer @ Wit's End)
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Subject: Re: How to calculate BoundingBox?
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Date: 10 Apr 91 17:27:20 GMT
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In article <jesse.671262709@menaik> jesse@cs.UAlberta.CA (Jesse Lee) writes:
=-I need to include some Mactintosh Postscript files into a LaTeX
=-file. Those Postscript files are generated under LaserPrep 5.2.
=-I would like to use the psfig macro to include these PostScript
=-files. However those Postscript files do not contain any BoundingBox
=-information which is needed by psfig macro. 
=-
=-Is there any program which can calculate the BoundingBox for me?
=-If so, where can I get it?
=-
	Send a mail message to the address ps-file-server@adobe.com containing
the line `send Programs epsfinfo.ps'.  Pretty soon you'll receive a clever
little hack that generates BoundingBox and DocumentFonts comments for each page
of a given PostScript file.  Include these comments in your PostScript files and
away you go.  If your files conform sufficiently to the EPSF format, that is.