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{version = 2.09; (* of epsclean.p 1993 January 26}
(* begin module describe.epsclean *)
(*
name
epsclean: clean an eps file
synopsis
epsclean(input: in, output: out)
files
input: eps file from microtex scanner
output: cleaned eps file ready to print
description
1. On the Mac: scan an image into the mac using the microtex B&W scanner
software. Use:
EPS format
600 dpi
2x2 high contrast
line art
2. Use the fetch program to move it to Unix with parameters:
binary
rawdata
3. On Unix, the file comes over with all control-M's instead of newlines (ie
instead of ascii 012). However, if all controm-M's were converted to
newlines, the image would be wrecked because it apparently contains control
M's!
4. Run the file through this program to make it useable. This program works
by finding the second occurance of the word 'dopic'. Before this point,
control-M's are converted to ascii 012, after this point they are left alone.
The first occurance of 'dopic' is the definition of the "do picture" routine
that defines the image. The second one calls the routine, so the raw
data follow that point.
examples
documentation
see also
author
Thomas Dana Schneider
bugs
technical notes
*)
(* end module describe.epsclean *)
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