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From: jchester@phoenix.Princeton.EDU (Henry S. Horn)
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Subject: Re:  Raster ==> TeX (or LaTeX) for figures
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Date: 2 May 88 22:30:21 GMT
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For TeX questions I'd suggest dropping a query to TeXhax
(texhax@score.stanford.edu).  Subscription requests to
texhax-request@score.stanford.edu.  (You may have already done all
this....)

Including raster files, or any other type of graphics other than those
built up out of individual (possibly special purpose) characters, in a
TeX printout depends entirely on the device driver you're using.  In
other words, TeX allows you to include \special commands that your
DVI->printer filter can act on.  What is available, therefor is a
function of both your OS and your printer.

DHOSEK@YMIR.BITNET (Don Hosek) (I think I have that address right)
maintains a list of device drivers for TeX.

--Jon Radel
jonradel%icecream.princeton.edu@princeton.edu

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