Dear Selim,
it is usually good idea to read all the documentation available,
and try to use information contained there, before posting the question
to mailing lists. :-)
The answer to your question is on ROOT HOWTO page
"How to use the PostScript interface", where is written:
...The size of the Postcript picture, by default, is computed to keep the
aspect ratio of the picture on the screen,.....
So if you resize your canvas on the screen, you will get the _portrait_
postscript.
Cheers,
Pavol
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Pavol Strizenec strizene@mppmu.mpg.de
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On Tue, 16 Nov 1999, Selim Issever wrote:
> Hi all,..
>
> I want to create a _portrait_ postscript file of what I've plotted.
>
> Methods to create psfiles I know are:
> 1) canvas->SaveAs(a.ps)
> => :( I get a landscape postscript.
>
> 2) I can create the canvas, create a TPostscript, plot all the
> stuff and finally save the ps file.
> => :( but I cannot use this approach, when I have already created
> all my plots, and dont want to redo all that, because its just
> too much work,..
>
> Can anybody tell me where the cluepoint is that I missed?
>
> Many thanks in advance!
> Best Wishes,
> Selim
>
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