Isard can save figures as either encapsulated PostScript files or uncompressed GIF files.
Travis Griggs: optional double buffering, ENVY version, french to english translation of Isard classes. The bug does not show up if the display is in 24bits.
MACGHOSTVIEW PC
There is a little bug on PC that prevents GIF export (at least on the PC I tried it on). It's fixed now.ġ.3 (dec 26, 1999): Miscellaneous PostScript rendering bugs fixed.ġ.2 (dec 23, 1999): Saves as color EPS files (instead of grayscale), Double buffering is optional, prerequisites reducedġ.0 (nov 6, 1999): First version widely available. Added two examples.ġ.4 (dec 27, 1999): Loading the parcel (without loading VisualWave first) resulted in an error. Automatically generated and editable commentaries.ġ.5 (jan 5, 2000): Corrected a bug in the main menu. Some bugs corrected.ġ.6 (feb 26, 2000): A few fixes. Miscelanous improvements.ġ.7 (feb 28, 2000): Automatically updated commentary. The previous versions are still available.ġ.9 (sep 24, 2002): VisualWorks 7 compatibility.ġ.8 (mar 6, 2000): Saving as EPS is improved. Do not hesitate to write me if you encounter any problem. To export figures as GIF files, VisualWave is needed (included in the download above). If you want to see how VisualWorks looks like, have a look at this screenshot (1280x960). To get VisualWorks NonCommercial for free, see the Cincom's VisualWorks downloads page.Īvailable on: Linux (X86), Digital Unix (Alpha), IBM AIX, HP-UX, SGI IRIX, Sun Solaris (SPARC), Windows 95/NT (X86) and MacOS (PowerPC)) ! The previous version ( Isard-1.8.zip) works under VisualWorks 3.0 NC and VisualWorks 5i and should work under VisualWorks 2.5 too. This version only works under VisualWorks 7 (which is quite buggy on my Mac as of september 24, 2002. Isard enable to create and interactively manipulate many kinds of geometric figures.
MACGHOSTVIEW SOFTWARE
Isard is an interactive geometry software written in Smalltalk byĭuring the years 1996-1997, now being released (and sometimes updated). If you have any success with alternate PPDs you might want to post that information here (or actually in the printing/plotting forum).Cette page existe aussi en Français ! (parfois obsolète.) It is hard to get any quicker and easier than that. The MacGhostView program has a precompiled "macps2pdf_osx" application which is drag and drop. My guess is that Ghostscript will do the same.
MACGHOSTVIEW PDF
Adobe Acrobat (full version) will "optimize" your PDF file for you and should take out anything extraneous. As far as file size is concerned- it may be that your fonts are being embedded and weren't or if you have raster graphics they are being handled differently- like the preview image is different. You will have to select the option under the printer specific options- ie rotate: true or false. Rotation problems I could see- the 1055 PPD has a confusing array of layout options. If you are having resolution problems, try sifting through the options in the PPD. ps files generated by Apple's Laserwriter (postscript) driver. PrinttoPDF and PDFWriter were good in that under OS9 they bypassed Apple's postscript printer driver. ps renderer) uses the PPD to give you page sizes, rotation, and resolution.
MACGHOSTVIEW DRIVER
There seem to be a few bugs.Īpple's printer driver (and associated PDF and. I wouldn't call the current release of the PPD entirely complete as well. You might want to try out another PPD file other than the HP1055cm one. Get info on VW 9.5 and toggle the open in classic button. The other option is to open VW 9.5 in classic mode when you need to output final pdfs and use printtopdf under classic mode (assuming it works under classic mode). Remember though that Acrobat Distiller is needed to convert ps to pdf. You can of course edit the pdf file as well as check font embeddment, etc. Often it will "render" the file better than Preview. Ghostscript isn't.Īdobe Acrobat itself (not the reader) works pretty well under OS X. PStill and MacGhostView are shareware and commercial.
MACGHOSTVIEW INSTALL
look at for a debian package manager which will happily install ghostscript as well as x windows and such for you.
Of course since OSX is BSD Unix you can compile ghostscript yourself and run it via command line. The best alternative may be MacGhostView, which is a front end to ghostscript and will view the raw. Adobe Acrobat Distiller is not carbonized yet, but works in Classic mode. If you write the file to postscript (under output options tab in print dialog) you have a few options for ripping the file into pdf. I am surprised that you are having so much trouble generating acceptable pdfs.
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