Thank you, that single line does the job.
Lg Holger
On 03/30/2012 12:30 AM, Tadziu Hoffmann wrote:
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>>> However, is it possible to fix it at the groff level.
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>> I don't think so.
>
> Have to correct myself. If device escapes count as "at the
> groff level" then it is possible with the
> > However, is it possible to fix it at the groff level.
> I don't think so.
Have to correct myself. If device escapes count as "at the
groff level" then it is possible with the following code:
\X'ps: def \
systemdict /setdistillerparams known \
{ << /AutoRotatePages /None >> setdisti
> Since post script is ok, it seems to be a problem of gs at
> producing pdf.
It's "collateral damage". The default is for gs to try to look
at the orientation of the text, and then rotate the page so that
the majority of the text is horizontal. You can prevent this by
setting "AutoRotatePages
Hi,
I have a problem setting a line of rotated text (test.groff). Output
device is post script.
Here is some processing (test.sh) that all succeeds but finally on a
call to ps2pdf the page containing the rotated line itself is rotated by
180deg.
Reasons unclear. A preceeding "void" helped, dropp
