I am starting off with Postscript, and would like to do something very simple: include a LaTeX symbol within my Postscript document. For example:
%!
/FontSize 12 def
newpath
0 0 moveto
("Hello LaTeX") show % This is where I would like
% the rendering of LaTeX
% with actual LaTeX font
showpage
Any ideas?
The LaTeX logo is just normal letters moved slightly around via kerning. So if you re already hacking raw postscript commands, you should just copy the dimensions from the definition in latex.ltx and issue the same movement commands between the letters in postscript. Ditto to select the CM font, or whatever you would like.
If the aim is to mix together Postscript and Latex in one document, you can use Metapost. Hans Hagen s Metafun manual is the best introduction to Metapost I know of, although note that:
Cf. also Troy Henderson s Embedding fonts in MetaPost output, which explains how to embed Tex fonts in the Postscript files generated by Metapost.
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