>>>>> "King" == King Lee <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
King> On Wed, 15 Jul 1998, Benoit Goudreault-Emond wrote:
>> There might be a more straightforward way, but what I usually
>> do is convert the .jpg to Encapsulated Postscript using xv
>> (pbmplus should work as well, but I like xv), use package
>> epsfig and enter
>>
>> \epsfig{file=picture.eps} for a file named "picture.eps"
>>
>> in a figure environment. However, this means you must print
>> the whole document from a .ps file generated by dvips--don't
>> try to use, say,
King> I think that if you bring document up in gostview, you
King> can print or marked pages.
*If* you have either a postscript printer or a magicfilter-like
program installed. Unless ghostview evolved since I last checked it
out (I use gv myself, and I'm still running a half bo/half rex bastard
system).
What I meant was not that you can't print parts of the document--dvips
gives the option. I meant that you can't print the figure if you
don't convert to postscript. Sorry for the confusing choice of words.
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