AW: xfig for windows: libICE.dll missing

[Thomas Chadwick]

It took me about 2 minutes with Google to figure out that "fig2eps" is 
really an alias for "fig2dev", which is part of the TransFig package.

You should look for the existence of fig2dev in the tarfile you installed.  
If it's not there, you can go to http://www.xfig.org, download the source 
for transfig, and have at it.

Once you get ahold of fig2dev, try "man fig2dev" to figure out how to use 
it.

>From: "Volker M. Koch" <koch@ee.ethz.ch>
>To: "'Thomas Chadwick'" <j_tetazoo@hotmail.com>
>CC: <koch@ee.ethz.ch>
>Subject: AW: xfig for windows: libICE.dll missing
>Date: Wed, 14 Aug 2002 23:48:42 +0200
>
>Hi Thomas!
>
> > of X-Win32.  This should fix your problem.
>
>it works now. Thanks a lot!
>
>
>
> > Note: If you're using the shortcut as described in the web
> > site, change the
> > Target to "startxwin.bat" (leaving the Start in path
> > unchanged) to launch
> > XWin.
>
>Currently I run startxwin.bat directly. What do you mean with
>"change the Target to "startxwin.bat" (leaving the Start in path
>unchanged)"?
>
>Maybe you also know the answer to another problem. I want to create an
>eps
>file from a fig file. That fig file contains latex code (special flag
>on).
>
>On a Sun machine, I used fig2eps to create eps files (latex was started
>and
>the latex code was used to create nice looking equations).
>
>What can I do under Cygwin to create such eps files with latex code?
>
>Thanks a lot,
>Volker
>




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