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Merge Graphics with text file
I would like to insert a graphic image like .jpg, .gif file in a text doc generated through an application (PERL) in UNIX environment.
Could any one help me ? Thanks much |
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What document format is generated?
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The format of the output file is just plain text
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The output format will have to change.
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Please let me know all the different options available to me. I can change the output format. It is not an issue
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If the output format can be Postscript/PDF, you can try to generate LaTeX sources through scripting, and then pass the output to LaTeX to convert into PS/PDF. In the university that I studied in, I know of one department which creates shell accounts with random passwords and issues corresponding password sheets in this way. A text-based doc with an image logo. The pdflatex program understands .png and .jpg natively.
If LaTeX appears too hardcore, docbook can be an alternative, though that is not straightforward either. |
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Thanks for the input. It helps me a lot
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