tr '\r\n' '\n' < badfile.txt > goodfile.txt
image.fig. Transform it into a multi-MPOST file by:
> fig2dev -Lmmp image.fig > image.mmp > mpost image.mmpThis creates the files
image.0 , image.1, ...
Here the printers can only print on A4 paper. To print a letter-formated postscript file they must be preprocessed:
% mpage -1o amer.ps > euro.ps % lpr euro.ps
Open xfig, click the button "Figure" or "Image", click the mouse to create a box, chose the file to download (there are options for the size). The image appears on the screen. Then choose "File>Export" and save as *.eps.
The resulting image can be included in a Latex file using for instance:
\begin{figure} \includegraphics{myfile.eps} \end{graphics}
To print several pages per sheet preprocess your ps file with mpage:
% mpage -4 a.ps b.ps > result.ps % lpr result.ps
The image can be modified by xfig if you want. You can even add equations by typing the corresponding latex as text.
$ texhashor
$ mktexlsrdepending on your system.
Instead of acroread you can use gv to read a PDF file
% gv file.pdf
To limit the access on some directories of your web page, create a
file .htaccess
in it (such as this
one