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I would like to save graphics I produce in jpeg or gif formats. The GDD package sounds like it should let me to do this, but I cannot get it to install (error: Can't find gd.h!). Anyone know what's up? Thnx, C

Hello to all readers I've got a problem that I have to solve with wine and ghostscript. So, my only problem is that gostscripts (gswin32.exe) can't find the gs_init.ps file. I tried changes in the Registry, if there is a case sensitive mistake and every thing else, but it doesn't work. Now that I'm totally frustrated searching a solution on the web, this mailing list is my last chance to find a solution. Ho...

...pported (yet). To print the content of the console you must: a) select the text; b) copy it to the clipboard; c) paste it in some word processor or editor which can print. To obtain a good copy of your graphs you can: a) save it as postscript and then print on a ps printer (or play with it using gostscript); b) save it as a gif and then print it using one of the many programs which support this format (image manipulation programs, word processors, internet browsers,...). If you give the focus to a graphic windows, you can also copy it to the clipboard using the alt+print keys. But this is the standa...

...pported (yet). To print the content of the console you must: a) select the text; b) copy it to the clipboard; c) paste it in some word processor or editor which can print. To obtain a good copy of your graphs you can: a) save it as postscript and then print on a ps printer (or play with it using gostscript); b) save it as a gif and then print it using one of the many programs which support this format (image manipulation programs, word processors, internet browsers,...). If you give the focus to a graphic windows, you can also copy it to the clipboard using the alt+print keys. But this is the standa...

...pported (yet). To print the content of the console you must: a) select the text; b) copy it to the clipboard; c) paste it in some word processor or editor which can print. To obtain a good copy of your graphs you can: a) save it as postscript and then print on a ps printer (or play with it using gostscript); b) save it as a gif and then print it using one of the many programs which support this format (image manipulation programs, word processors, internet browsers,...). If you give the focus to a graphic windows, you can also copy it to the clipboard using the alt+print keys. But this is the standa...