On Sat, 4 Aug 2001 01:25:20 -0400 Joel Hammer wrote:
> Well, my long march may be getting to an end.
> Thanks to this list, I have finally realized that mpage and psnup take a
> SINGLE multipage postscript file and put multiple pages on one sheet.
> My REAL problem is taking multiple postscript files and making them into one
> postscript document. Both convert and psmerge claim to be able to do this,
> but, I can't make either work such that gv can read more than the first
> page.
> These individual postscript files are generated by gnuplot. They should be
> similar enough to merge, I would think.
> Any insight appreciated.
> Meanwhile, I think I will go over to the gnuplot page. They must have
> experienced this situation before.
> Joel
This isn't what you want to hear, but I'll offer it anyway... 8-)
If you are building plots in batch, there is a rather nice open-source
program called xmgrace that has facilities built in to place multiple plots
on a single page. I've played with gnuplot, and found it clunky, non-intuitive,
and I thought the documentation s*cked. Xmgrace is not perfect, but I have
found it much easier to use, and it make beautiful plots, publication
quality. They also have a pretty helpful e-mail list.
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