request for help getting postscript files out of grass4.0

[John E. Parks]

Regarding...
> 
> Just a side note: if your image is better printed in landscape mode, you can
> rotate the ppm file 90 degrees before running ppmtops instead of sending
> commands to the printer.  An easy way to rotate the ppm is to insert 
>  pnmflip -rotate90 |   into the pipe stream between xwdtopnm and ppmtops as
> described in (1), or to run  pnmflip -r90 paint.ppm   before running ppmtops 
> as described in (2).  The ppm software works very well, from my experience.
> 
Just another side note: Theres yet another one to use... pnmrotate 90.
  Like Chris said, just insert it "into the pipe stream between xwdtopnm
  and ppmtops".  I too think the "ppm software works very well..."


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