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    The document provides syntax and examples for using enhanced PostScript options to write scientific formulas and expressions. Special characters like superscripts, subscripts, Greek letters and different fonts can be denoted using this syntax to produce formatted output.

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    The document provides syntax and examples for using enhanced PostScript options to write scientific formulas and expressions. Special characters like superscripts, subscripts, Greek letters and different fonts can be denoted using this syntax to produce formatted output.

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    Syntax for postscript enhanced option

    enhpost is the product of David Denholm and Matt Heffron.


    This guide is the product of Dick Crawford.

    text result

    Superscripts are denoted by ^: 10^{-2} 10-2


    Subscripts are denoted by _: A_{j,k} Aj,k
    Braces are not needed for single characters: e^x ex

    Use @ to align sub- and superscripts: x@^2_k x2k


    Put the shorter of the two first: x@_0^{-3/2}y x-3/2
    0 y
    ...rather than: x@^{-3/2}_0y x-3/2
    0y

    Font changes are enclosed in braces: {/Helvetica m} m


    ...size, too: {/=8 m} m

    ...or both: {/Helvetica=18 m} m


    Characters can be specified by code: {\120} P
    ...which is how to get nonkeyboard characters: {\267}
    Use keyboard characters or codes for other fonts: {/Symbol p\271 22/7} 22/7

    Everything outside braces is in the default font: P = {/Symbol r}kT P = kT

    Space of a given size can be inserted with &: <junk> <junk>


    <&{junk}> < >

    Special characters (^,_,{,},@,&,\) can be escaped by \: f\{x,y\} f{x,y}


    ...or \\ if within a double-quoted string: "f\\{x,y\\}" f{x,y}

    Everything can be done recursively:


    the text {/Symbol=18 \362@_{/=9.6 0}^{/=12 \245}}
    {/Helvetica e^{-{/Symbol m}^2/2} d}{/Symbol m = (p/2)^{1/2}}
    0 e- /2 d = (/2)1/2
    2
    produces the result:
    Note how font sizes and definitions are preserved across pairs of braces.

    The default font for this page is /Times-Roman=12. These and other options may be changed
    on the command set terminal postscript. See the manual or help postscript for details.
    PostScript Character Codes
    T = text (here Times-Roman) S = Symbol Z = ZapfDingbats E = ISO Latin-1 encoding
    (the "E" character set is accessed via an option on "set encoding" )
    T S Z E T S Z E T S Z E T S Z E T S Z E
    040 111 I I 162 r r 256 fi 327
    041 ! ! ! 112 J J 163 s s 257 fl 330
    042 " " 113 K K 164 t t 260 331
    043 # # # 114 L L 165 u u 261 332
    044 $ $ 115 M M 166 v v 262 333
    045 % % % 116 N N 167 w w 263 334
    046 & & & 117 O O 170 x x 264 335
    047 120 P P 171 y y 265 336
    050 ( ( ( 121 Q Q 172 z z 266 337
    051 ) ) ) 122 R R 173 { { { 267 340
    052 * * 123 S S 174 | | | 270 341
    053 + + + 124 T T 175 } } } 271 342
    054 , , , 125 U U 176 ~ ~ 272 343
    055 - 126 V V 220 273 344
    056 . . . 127 W W 221 ` 274 345
    057 / / / 130 X X 222 275 346
    060 0 0 0 131 Y Y 223 276 347
    061 1 1 1 132 Z Z 224 277 350
    062 2 2 2 133 [ [ [ 225 300 351
    063 3 3 3 134 \ \ 226 301 ` 352
    064 4 4 4 135 ] ] ] 227 302 353
    065 5 5 5 136 ^ ^ 230 303 354
    066 6 6 6 137 _ _ _ 232 304 355
    067 7 7 7 140 233 305 356
    070 8 8 8 141 a a 235 306 357
    071 9 9 9 142 b b 236 307 360
    072 : : : 143 c c 237 310 361
    073 ; ; ; 144 d d 240 311 362
    074 < < < 145 e e 241 312 363
    075 = = = 146 f f 242 313 364
    076 > > > 147 g g 243 314 365
    077 ? ? ? 150 h h 244 315 366
    100 @ @ 151 i i 245 316 367
    101 A A 152 j j 246 317 370
    102 B B 153 k k 247 320 371
    103 C C 154 l l 250 321 372
    104 D D 155 m m 251 ' 322 373
    105 E E 156 n n 252 323 374
    106 F F 157 o o 253 324 375
    107 G G 160 p p 254 325 376
    110 H H 161 q q 255 - 326 377

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