Hi Jon, Some special characters like ~,!,?,#,^,& have special meaning for Postscript when used via TText objects. (see TAttText and TPostScript classes). To get the same behaviour on the screen and Postscript, use TLatex instead. TLatex *t = new TLatex; t->DrawLatex(.2,.2,"pt>1&&"); Rene Brun On Wed, 18 Apr 2001, Jon Gans wrote: > > This looks fine on screen but gets garbled when saving to PS and EPS (gif > is fine) > > t = new TText() ; > t->DrawText(.2,.2,"pt>1&&"); > > I think the &'s do it. I've tried different versions of root, 3.06, 2.26 > and different versions of ghostscript and even direct to HP > printers. Running on Linux and HP-UX. > > Jon > > ______________________________________________________________________________ > > Jonathan Gans > Yale University > Physics Department > PO BOX 208120 > New Haven, CT 06520-8120 http://www.jongans.com >
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