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Hi all, I have 100 sets of EPS files. Each set contains 3 files. I was wondering if it possible to arrange each set in such a way that 3 ...
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    Arrange EPS files on one page

    Hi all,

    I have 100 sets of EPS files. Each set contains 3 files. I was wondering if it possible to arrange each set in such a way that 3 EPS files will be on one page?

    I know how to write a bash script with "for" or "do" loop. However, I need a suggestion how to arrange the EPS files, which are produced by gnuplot.

    Thanks in advance,
    fuxin

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    I'd use LaTex to compose .ps pages of three .eps drawings each.

    You can also try Montage from ImageMagick, but you will need some interim file conversion, as it can only write .eps but not read.

    And finally, there is gv, which is the Swiss Army Knife for PostScript and is used by most printer drivers when they are to print multiple pages on one sheet.
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    Thanks! Unfortunately I've just started with Latex. Do you know if there is a special command to arrange figures? Or is it easier to make a table and insert them there?

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