postscript output

[Malcolm Williamson]

Hi, David
I assume that your problem is with vector data. What update of GRASS are 
you using? There was a fix to ps.map that should solve your problem; I'm 
not sure if it is separately available on the moon or not. If you are 
running pre-Update 5, I suggest getting and installing the latest version 
of GRASS.
	-Malcolm
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On Mon, 10 Feb 1997, David L. Certain wrote:

> Dear GRASS Users,
> 
> I recently posted a message asking for help with a problem I am having printing 
> a postscript file created with ps.map.  Thanks to those of you who responded.  
> Progresss is being made.  I now know a little more about my problem and would 
> like you to consider the following situation:  When printing my .ps file using 
> the entire region of my study, my output is jumbled and mostly unrecognizable 
> (e.g. polygons are not closed and are out of place, lines are disjointed, 
> etc.).  As I print from smaller and smaller regions of my study area (using 
> d.zoom to specify a new region and re-running ps.map) the output gets closer 
> and closer to a coordinated image.  Finally, when I reach a certain region size 
> (scale?) everything comes out juuuuust right.  Why can't I get good output when 
> printing from the whole region?  For those of you that missed my last message 
> it may be important to know that I am using an x,y coordinate system.  Any 
> suggestions would again be greatly appreciated.
> 
> 
> David L. Certain
> Graduate Research Assistant             
> Oklahoma Biological Survey  
> 111 Chesapeake St.
> Norman, OK  73019
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> dcertain at obsnsrv1.bio.uoknor.edu
>