> xv, whenever i've used it for format conversion, has produced output
> that's at screen resolution
That 's its default behaviour. In the "save" box, you can select the box
saying "original size"; if you do so, the simage is saved at its original
size and not at the currently visible shrinked o
>
> Hello
>
> The Gimp can do that (i've just tried and it works fine). It supports
> lots of format file. I think that XV can also export in postscript.
xv, whenever i've used it for format conversion, has produced output
that's at screen resolution (not unresasonable, given that it's a
vie
> If you're using Windows, download Paintshop Pro.
> If you're using Unix, install either the netpbm
> or imagemagick package.
Note that ImageMagick also works perfectly on Windows.
Using the netpbm package, you will need the commands "giftopnm" (or whatever) and
"pnmtops".
-- Peter Vanr
Hello
The Gimp can do that (i've just tried and it works fine). It supports
lots of format file. I think that XV can also export in postscript. I
don't know if there is an image loader in (La)TeX.
regards
Vincent TORRI
On Wed, 11 Sep 2002 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Hello all,
>
> TeX-rel
> quick and easy way to convert a BMP, JPG, GIF (or whatever) image to
> EPS format?
Use ImageMagick's "convert". See http://www.imagemagick.org/
-- Peter Vanroose
Electrotechnical Department (ESAT/PSI)
K.U.Leuven, Belgium.
Hello All
I received the following email about a piano maker in Meissen who lost his
whole workshop and stock of instruments in the recent flood in eastern
Germany. It's somewhat off-topic to our list. But anyhow I think I should
forward it. The attached document is only written in german, but th
jpg, tiff (nominally) and png will go direct into pdftex (using the
plain version of the latex graphics package)
otherwise, use convert (from the imagemagick package) to make .eps
(level 2) of the thing. if you're using dvips as output, the chances
are that you can't do any better.
there's some
On Wed, 11 Sep 2002 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> TeX-related if not directly concerned with music: Can
> anyone suggest a quick and easy way to convert a BMP,
> JPG, GIF (or whatever) image to EPS format?
If you're using Windows, download Paintshop Pro.
If you're using Unix, install either the net
On UNIX: Open the file in xv, save in format Postscript.
/Mats
> Hello all,
>
> TeX-related if not directly concerned with music: Can anyone suggest a
> quick and easy way to convert a BMP, JPG, GIF (or whatever) image to
> EPS format? Or is there an (equally quick and easy) way to insert a
>
Hello all,
TeX-related if not directly concerned with music: Can anyone suggest a
quick and easy way to convert a BMP, JPG, GIF (or whatever) image to
EPS format? Or is there an (equally quick and easy) way to insert a
BMP, JPG, GIF (or whatever) image in a TeX document (*not* LaTeX!!)
without fi
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