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author B. Watson2022-03-13 20:03:07 +0100
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graphics/jpeg2ps: Wrap README at 72 columns.
Signed-off-by: B. Watson <yalhcru@gmail.com>
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Purpose of jpeg2ps
==================
-jpeg2ps converts JPEG files to PostScript Level 2 or 3 EPS. In fact, jpeg2ps
-is not really a converter but a "wrapper": it reads the image parameters
-(width, height, number of color components) in a JPEG file, writes the
-corresponding EPS header and then copies the compressed JPEG data to the output
-file. Decompression is done by the PostScript interpreter (only PostScript
-Level 2 and 3 interpreters support JPEG compression and decompression).
-If you have a slow communication channel and a fast printer, sending
-compressed image data is a big win.
+
+jpeg2ps converts JPEG files to PostScript Level 2 or 3 EPS. In fact,
+jpeg2ps is not really a converter but a "wrapper": it reads the image
+parameters (width, height, number of color components) in a JPEG file,
+writes the corresponding EPS header and then copies the compressed
+JPEG data to the output file. Decompression is done by the PostScript
+interpreter (only PostScript Level 2 and 3 interpreters support JPEG
+compression and decompression). If you have a slow communication
+channel and a fast printer, sending compressed image data is a big
+win.
Note: if you are interested in conversion of JPEG or other formats to
PDF take a look at PDFlib (http://www.pdflib.com).