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Most of the conversion configuration looks like this:
# This says how to convert files of one type to another type
# The 'print' command will automatically find the shortest sequence
# of transformations for turning the source file into a printable file.
# The usual suspects
ps->pcl gs -sDEVICE=ljet4 -sOutputFile=%O -q -dNOPAUSE -dSAFER %I </dev/null >/dev/null
dvi->ps dvips -o %O %I
dvi->pcl dvilj4 -e%O %I
# latex->dvi latex --interaction=batchmode %I; rm %I:.aux %I:.log; mv %I:.dvi %O;
latex->dvi cd `dirname %I`; mv %I %I:.tex; latex --interaction=batchmode %I:.tex || cat %I:.log; mv %I:.dvi %O; rm -f %I:.aux %I:.log %I:.tex
tex->dvi tex %I; rm `basename %I .tex`.aux `basename %I .tex`.log; mv `basename %I .tex`.dvi %O;
texi->dvi tex %I; mv `basename %I .tex`.dvi %O
txt->ps txttops < %I > %O 2> /dev/null
pdf->ps /src/xpdf-0.90/xpdf/pdftops %I %O
# Various image types
jpg->ppm djpeg %I > %O
gif->ppm giftopnm < %I > %O
ppm->ps pnmtops < %I > %O
ppm->pcl ppmtolj -delta -resolution 600 %I > %O
...
Please pardon the truncated lines in the book
That latex->dvi line is 147 characters long
The complete file is on my web site
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