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From: stuart@previous.ADS.COM (Stuart Crawford)
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Subject: MacDraw --> EPS
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Date: 14 Jun 91 21:52:51 GMT
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I have a bunch of old MacDraw pictures that I want to include in my LaTeX
documents that I am formatting on my NeXT.  I figured that I would obtain the
Postscript source and include them via the \epsffile{} command.

How do I get the Postscript?  I vaguely remember that it involves some
keystroke sequence like command-shift-option-k or something similar, but don't
know the details.

Is this the best way to get those figures into my document?  Would it be easier
to save the MacDraw as PICT and the find some PICT-->EPS translation program
(if such a beast exists).

Thanks in advance,

Stuart