How can I include an NCGM in FrameMaker?
There are several ways to do this. FrameMaker can import raster imagery which can be generated as described above. For higher output quality, it is better to use CGM as an intermediate file format. An NCGM can easily be converted to vanilla CGM with the following command: ncgm2cgm < plot.ncgm > plot.cgm The advantage of importing CGM files to FrameMaker is that the vector elements of the image will be editable. The disadvantage is that you will need sufficient hardware to work with large CGM files with reasonable response times. • How can I include an NCGM in a TeX or LaTeX document? First you need to get your graphic as an encapsulated PostScript file. You can do this using the direct PostScript driver or using ctrans to first convert your NCGM to PostScript and then using some kind of filter (like ps2epsi which is a utility based on GhostScript) to convert that to an encapsulated PostScript file. Then, in your TeX or LaTeX file, you need to have the following lines: . . . \input epsf
