Sanjoy Mahajan wrote:
texexec --dvips yourfile
That works after excising some grqphics. Just as a matter of curiosity, why is the parameter --dvips and not dvi?
because one can also say -dvipdfmx
Trying a few tests here (TeXExec 6.2.0): 'texexec --dvi' seems equivalent to running 'texexec --dvips'.
And, a small point of disagreement with the old man entry for texexec: 'texexec --output=dvi' produces pdf.
line 116 in tex.rb in the ruby base path can be adapted: ['dvips','ps','dvi'] .each do |b| @@backends[b] = 'dvips' end untested
-Sanjoy
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