how i install pstricks in scientific workplace?

[D. P. Story]

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On 31 Oct 98, at 4:09, Jcrcremer at aol.com wrote:

> 
> In a message dated 28/10/98 18:12:24 GMT, story at uakron.edu writes:
> 
> << > 
>  > How can i install pstricks in Scientific WorkPlace for Win95?
>  > 
>  Scientific WorkPlace uses TrueTeX, which does not have a dvi-to-ps
>  driver; therefore, there is no driver to translate the postscript code in
>  the form of TeX's specials. In other words, I doubt PSTricks will work
>  with SWP.
> 
> 
> On the other hand, it is very easy to write using the SW interface, and to
> compile the file (which is a standard LaTeX file) with another
> implementation of TeX, which will then do all you need to understand the
> PSTricks code. I use MikTeX and am very happy with this arrangement.
> 
> Jacques Crémer
> 
I agree.    I've used SWP with Y&Y, in my original post, I did not 
mention this because Y&Y is an additional commercial product. 
SWP and Y&Y do work nicely together and would be able to 
generate PSTricks code since Y&Y has a full dvi-to-ps driver called 
dvipsone.  I used SWP and Y&Y to generate quality PDF files for a 
colleague.

Regards,

dps

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