Re: M-x tex-print eliminates colors

[Peter Dyballa <Peter_Dyballa@Web.DE>]

Am 15.02.2007 um 01:29 schrieb Joe Fineman:

> from the Emacs shell and look at the resulting .dvi file with Yap, the
> appropriate colors appear.  When I print it from the Yap window on my
> hp all-in-one, the colors appear in the printout.
>
> When I run it using M-x tex-buffer, the colors likewise appear in the
> .dvi file as viewed in Yap.  However, when I follow that up with M-x
> tex-print, the resulting printout is black & white, except that the
> green word appears gray.

TeX-print can be defined as some system default print command for the  
file type DVI, or something else. Yap can have its own idea on how to  
convert DVI to whatever your *particular* printer accepts as input.  
Differences are natural.

>
> tex-dvi-print-command's value is
> "dvips -f * | gsprint - "

Here dvips just acts as a filter. It has no idea of what your printer  
might be or accept. It's safe to filter colour to levels of grey.

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