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<title>Printing &DVI; Files</title> |
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<para>&kdvi; can print your &DVI; files using the standard &kde; |
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printing interface. Internally, &kdvi; uses the programm |
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printing interface. Internally, &kdvi; uses the program |
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<command>dvips</command> to generate &PostScript;, which is then |
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passed on to the printer. In particular, <command>dvips</command> |
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must be installed if you want to print with &kdvi;. The programm |
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must be installed if you want to print with &kdvi;. The program |
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<command>dvips</command> uses its own configuration files and its |
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own settings, which are fine for most purposes. However, if you |
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care for optimal printing results, you should configure |
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converts &DVI; to <acronym>PDF</acronym> using the external program |
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<command>dvipdfm</command>. If you are working on a machine |
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where an older distribution of the TeX typesetting system is |
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installed, it may be that the programm |
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installed, it may be that the program |
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<command>dvipdfm</command> is not installed. In that case, you |
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need to use the printing function to generate <acronym>PDF</acronym> |
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output.</para> |
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