GregExp <gi...@gmx.ch> wrote: > Hi groffies, > > I try to fit a .png picture into a groff text. > I found out I have first to convert it in a .eps picture. > It worked. > > Now I have my .eps picture for example 207.eps. > I wrote in the text file (foo): > > .(z > /home/gibux/207.eps > .)z > > I wanted to output this text with the command: > > groff -me foo > foo.ps > or > groff -me -p foo > foo.ps > > With both commands I get in the output-file: > > /home/gibux/207.eps > > but I don't see the picture. > > Maybe I did'nt understand something? Wrong option? > Thank you for helping me. > > gregoire babey > >
Hi gregoire, to insert a .eps file you can use this: .PSPIC "207.eps" With groff -me -p -Tps foo > foo.ps you can compile this. The files foo and 207.eps should be in the same directory. Regards, Volker -- Volker Wolfram Lengsfelder StraÃe 28 36460 Dorndorf Telefon: 03 69 63 22 90 22
