1 TEK2PS

Converts tektronix formatted plot files into Postscript format.
To setup the command:

	$ setup tek2ps

This defines the tek2ps command and necessary logical names.

Non-PPPL Users:
define symbol tek2ps :== $sourceroot:[xtctek]tek2ps.exe

The format for the command is:

	$ tek2ps -o output_ps_file input_tektronix_file
e.g.:	$ tek2ps -o cuplot.ps  cuplot.plt

2 TEK6UP
Converts tektronix formatted plot files into Postscript and prints 6 plots
per page.

On VMS:
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To setup the command:

	$ setup tek2ps

Non-PPPL Users:
define symbol tek6up :== @sourceroot:[xtctek]tek6up.com

The format for the command is:

	$ tek6up <file.PLT> <printer> 

On UNIX:
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  tek2ps -o <multi.ps> -p $NTCC_ROOT/etc/tek6up.pro <multi.plt>

2 UNIX
The tek2ps program requires the prolog file, tek2ps.pro, which
is part of the distribution in /xtctek.
PPPL users find it in $NTCC_ROOT/etc/.
If this is in your $HOME directory:
        setenv PRO $HOME/tek2ps.pro
        tek2ps -o foo.ps -p $PRO foo.plt
        lpr -P my_printer foo.ps

For PPPL Users:
	tek2ps_sh foo.plt
        will produce foo.plt_ps

2 Output_file
The name of the output file is specified by:
	-o output_file.ps

2 Scale
To scale everything by 1.5, enter
	-s 1.5

2 Color
To set all line colors to 1 (black):
	-c 1
The other color codes are:
	2 = blue
	3 = green
	4 = red
	5 = cyan
	6 = magneta
	7 = yellow

2 Width_of_line
To set the line width to 4 pixels:
	-w 4

2 Line_style
To set all line styles to solid:
	-l 0
The other line styles are:
	1 = dotted
	2 = dot-dash
	3 = short dash
	4 = long dash
	5,6,7 = solid

2 Prolog
To use the prolog file for portrait printing:
	-p usr:[usertools.tek2ps]tek2ps_port.pro (VMS)
	-p $NTCC_ROOT/etc/tek2ps.pro              (Unix)

To use the prolog file for up to 6 graphs per page:
	-p $NTCC_ROOT/etc/tek6up.pro