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Any text editor can create and edit a TeX file.

Tools to perform the steps are freely available. However, although this route is roundabout, once you have the programs set up the steps take little time.

Convert the PS file to Encapsulated Postscript (EPS).

Compile the TeX file and output it as Postscript (PS).

In the absence of BaKoMa, you'll also probably have to execute step 2 in the following somewhat roundabout fashion. If you do not have BaKoMa and do not possess an extraordinary ability to visualize the output of PSTricks code, you'll need compile and view your file repeatedly to make it look the way you want it. If you have only one screen, get another one.) BaKoMa also makes the second step very easy.

So that the output is on one screen and the code is on the other screen. (But then neither is dinner at Guy Savoy.) If you use BaKoMa, configure it

$bakoma tex depency chart$

The only such editor I know is BaKoMa TeX Word, which is not free. The time it takes to perform the first step is relatively short if you use an editor that automatically and instantly displays the output as you write the code. Insert an \includegraphics command in your LaTeX document that refers to the pdf file.Produce an encapsulated pdf file from the LaTeX code.Create a PSTricks LaTeX file for the figure.I have used only PSTricks (which was developed much earlier than Ti kZ), and that is the system I discuss on this page. ( Theoretical Economics is, of course, an exception.)Ĭreating good-looking figures for a LaTeX document is not difficult, mainly due to the existence of PSTricks and Ti kZ. In other words, good-looking figures are unlike many of the figures that appear in most economics journals. plots of specific functions are accurate, not hand-drawn rough approximations.any shading exactly fills the areas it is supposed to fill.lines that are meant to be smooth are in fact smooth.labels are consistently aligned relative to the objects to which they refer.the font for any text in the figures is the same as the font for the text of the article.