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Old 07-15-2015, 04:40 AM   #1
yas1234
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ps2pdf cropping my plot


Hello, i am running a bash script and the output is a .ps plot and i convert it to pdf using the ps2pdf command, the problem is the plot is huge and it#s being cropped, i got a pdf plot with less than quarter of the plot, i googled and found out that ps2pdf gets limitcheck error when the coordinates are ridiculously large, but i did not find how to solve this problem, i just need it to scroll left i know it's too big it will never fit in one page. Any suggestions?

the command i use is:
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cat /dev/shm/tt$1.ps | ps2pdf - /dev/shm/tt$1.pdf
 
Old 07-18-2015, 09:00 AM   #2
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What format is your plot? If it's an image format then you could use imagemagick convert command instead.
 
  


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