CODEWITHSUNDEEP
ghostscriptpostscript
SuNnY_sYeD
SuNnY_sYeD

Reputation: 513

Combine 2 postscript file into pdf

What I am trying to do is combine two postscript files into a pdf. I have already tried using ghostscript to combine them however the issue with that is ghostscript produces a pdf with one ps file on one page and the other on page two which is not what i wish to accomplish

    %!PS-Adobe-3.0
%%Pages: 1
%%DocumentData: Clean7Bit
%%LanguageLevel: 2
%%EndComments
%%Page: 1 1
save
6 dict begin currentpagedevice/PageSize get dup 0 get
 0 sub 0 sub/w exch
 def 1 get 0 sub 0 sub/h exch
 def/x 87 def/y 87 def 0 0/b y h mul x
 w mul gt def b{w y}{h x}ifelse div/c x h mul y w mul gt def c{w x}{h y}ifelse
 div gt{h add translate -90 rotate b{w y h x w mul y div sub 2 div 0}{h
 x 0 w y h mul x div sub 2 div}}{translate c{w x 0 h y w mul x div sub 2 div}{h
 y w x h mul y div sub 2 div 0}}ifelse ifelse translate div dup scale
end 9 dict begin
{/T currentfile/ASCII85Decode filter def/DeviceGray setcolorspace
/F T/LZWDecode filter def
<</ImageType 1/Width 87/Height 87/BitsPerComponent
1/ImageMatrix[1 0 0 -1 0 87]/Decode
[0 1]/DataSource F>> image
 F closefile T closefile}
%%BeginData:;
exec
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N[+5cZ=UtTfLSkWhgRG8\?,WGcN^j5#cP]3KsWRSLmE;_bp<GM2!Q!1FiRE6!+E91]DA$X`8iQFZYB
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416=^MmJq2-+0!fVFnDer\kkA9UY#Q*n/l#Ih/>7,IEq;.)e7/q%Q&SL"j'""q7'ad9:Z00;\?qF/.
8a*mIt,hY3"qji0!BA*e-tRs6.F-k:_SnL*&QCrBB*lce!!;K8Fj4Hp6d?"Tg3Y4:8BLi#B-/VXSPS
#XP\B&qLYW4;Koo&C`>f_omCk&%aL+C?WTr*(:Q0YB"7Y0@*i?(aUW\?B(Z"l6;3X;8O\%8-n:/*6;
f^!W~>
%%EndData
end restore showpage
%%Trailer
%%EOF

Here is the second file

The file is to big here is a link to it http://pastebin.com/R0Kgarem

Not sure how I would go about solving this problem. I need the 2 ps files under each other without any white space.

Upvotes: 0

Views: 576

Answers (1)

luser droog
luser droog

Reputation: 19504

Assuming you mean one toward the top of the page and the other toward the bottom of the page (a 2-up), you just need to prevent the first file from executing showpage (by redefining, or editing to remove the word showpage), and then translate (0 -y translate, where y is the height of the first image) before executing the second file. This assumes the first image is already positioned at the top of the page, otherwise you need to translate it to the correct position first.

Upvotes: 1

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