Re: pslatex terminal output

[Quentin Spencer]

Pete Gustafson wrote:

> As a secondary question, how do I get pslatex output
> using the print() command?  It doesn't seem to be an
> option.  I need pslatex in order to have mathematical
> symbols in the legend and axis labels.
>  

My preferred way of doing this is to use fig output and then convert the 
xfig file to eps using fig2ps (http://sourceforge.net/projects/fig2ps/). 
This is a really nice perl script that converts to PS/PDF using LaTeX to 
do the typesetting on all of the text, so you can put any equation you 
want in the figure. It's available in Debian, and I'm in the process of 
trying to get it into Fedora Extras.

-Quentin



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