#  lin2eps001 Keven Fedirko 17.02.92 v1.01

#  This creates a generic eps (encapsulated post script) file, that can be
#  sent to a Macintosh computer via ethernet.  Where "test.1" is the original
#  file with a ".lin" extension, "test.2" is the eps file that will be
#  created.  The "-l" is for the line width in "points", and 0.25 is about
#  the smallest line type that a 300 dpi laser printer can print.  The "-m"
#  option adds a macbinary header to the file (very important), and the "-W"
#  is an absolute width of the image in centimeters.

#  *Note:  The images should be transferred as "images" (not "ascii" files) and
#  use a macbinary header option.

lin2eps test.1 test.2 -l 0.25 -m -W 10 -v
