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Re: Can anyone save my sanity -- help me to understand filtering?
From: |
Graham Douglas |
Subject: |
Re: Can anyone save my sanity -- help me to understand filtering? |
Date: |
Thu, 5 Jul 2001 15:56:01 +0400 (MSD) |
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Hi Uwe
Thanks for your response
but I don't know/use unix at all
(I'm using Windows 98) so the
unix stuff meant little to me, I'm
afraid. What I really need is an
example that works with Windows 98.
Something as simple as, say,
using the DOS "copy" command
copying file1.eps to file2.eps
(about as simple a filter you can get)
and then importing file2.eps.
I tried a copy example but
Dos system messages ended up in
the PostScript file!?
Does anyone use filtering with
Win 98 or am I the only one?
I have tried and tried and tried
to get filtering to work, it just
won't. I can't believe it is
such a complex procedure. I've even
compiled Lout (Visual C++) and stepped
through the C code in desperation,
still no joy. Perhaps it just does
not work on Windows, which is
a real shame. Maybe Jeff could
fix this in a future release.
The only one success was the
@Sort example in the manuals,
but trying to run other programs,
no chance.
This has all become pretty depressing
and really disappointing; obviously
there is a part of this
puzzle I haven't seen or
understood.
Feeling extremely fed up,
Cheers
Graham