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| mekeor | could i change the foreground-color of all white text in a PDF document using ghostscript? | 17:45.37 |
| Robin_Watts | mekeor: not without some extensive postscript programming. | 17:59.29 |
| | or without hacking the C code :) | 17:59.40 |
| mekeor | alright, thank you :) | 18:00.12 |
| | hmm. the PDF contains lots of lines like "0 g 0 G". what does that mean? do i have to read all of the post-script language reference to find out? | 18:32.14 |
| | "0 g 0 G" apparently sets the background and foreground color or so. still, i'd love to understand how the "g" and "G" commands work and what they mean exactly so that i can set my own color. | 20:40.55 |
| | mekeor: this might help you: https://tex.stackexchange.com/questions/74087/coloring-a-black-and-white-pdf-graphic | 20:48.26 |
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