The raw PostScript device
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You don't have TeX but you do have a PostScript printer
and want to print some Go games on it.
The script "mkrawps" will take an sgf file as argument and
create a PostScript file on standard output. The game will
be printed using the sgf2misc program to produce the PostScript:

    sgf2misc -to pstex -tmp ${TMP} -text -dia 0 -fig %50 -scale 180

Each sheet will contain 6 diagrams except the first (only five).

Typical usage of mkrawps:

	mkrawps a_game.sgf > a_game.ps
	lpr -Pps a_game.ps

or even shorter (without creating an intermediate file):

	mkrawps a_game.sgf | lpr -Pps

Both commands will produce a figure every 50 moves, and no diagrams
for the variations.

Currently, there is no way to add some game information like the
name of the players, date, etc. However, the creation of plain
PostScript will be supported by sgf2misc itself soon. At that
point this script will become obsolete.

Jan van der Steen
