1 Hardcopy_Devices

  The  hardcopy  devices that  can be  referred to  by name  depend on the
  graphics   package  used. Below  I list  most  of the  devices  that are
  available.  The  letters  following  the  name  indicate which  graphics
  package they are available in. (G = GKSGRAL, V = DECGKS,
  DG = DEC GKS-3D, DI = DI3000, X = X Windows, P = PLTSUB). The
  default filename is also given. You can use any other device by giving
  its number (see the  relevant  manual). When  you give  the  command
  `HARDCOPY' you are prompted for the device you want to  use. Use the
  `SET HARDCOPY' command to change the output filename for hardcopies if
  you want to (this is only implemented in HIGZ/GKS versions). This
  command is also useful if you run Mn_Fit in a script and want to
  output all pictures to a file. Use the sequence of commands:

  mn_fit
    none
    set hard filename.ps
    capture postscript
    fetch ...
    plot ...
    close
    exit

  If you are reading commands from a file and omit the device a `METAFILE'
  will be assumed. Postscript (Landscape, Portrait and Encapsulated)
  is now always HIGZ Postscript. To get other Postscript interfaces
  precede the device name with G (GKSGRAL) or D (DECGKS), e.g.
  GPostscript. The following hardcopy devices are supported:

  Metafile     G/V/DG        plot.meta  GKS Metafile
  Postscript   All           plot.ps    Postscript file (portrait)
  EPostscript  G/V/DG/X      plot.eps   Encapsulated Postscript file
  LPostscript  G/V/DG/X      plot.ps    Postscript file (landscape)
  CPostscript  G/X           plot.ps    Colour Postscript file (portrait)
  CLPostscript G/X           plot.ps    Colour Postscript file (landscape)
  Tektronix    G             plot.tek   Tektronix 4014 file
  Tektronix    P             plot.t12   12 bit for a real Tektronix
  Talaris      P             plot.qms   Talaris laserprinter file
  Imagen       P             plot.tek   Imagen printer
  Versatec     P             plot.vrs   Versatec printer
  LN03         P             plot.t12   LN03 plus printer (Tektronix)

  If you try to put more than one page into an encapsulated postscript
  file, then the pages will each be put into separate files with the
  names `file.eps, file.eps_1, file.eps_2' etc.

  You can set the paper size using the `SET PAPER' command.

