and that it requires 2 hexadecimal digits to represent one binary byte. There-
fore, the 80-pixel width of the image requires 20 bytes of hexadecimal data,
which is (80 / 8)
x
2. The PostScript language segment simply draws a box,
as can be seen in the last few lines.
Example 5:
%!PS-Adobe-3.0 EPSF-3.0
%%BoundingBox: 0 0 80 24
%%Pages: 0
%%Creator: John Smith
%%CreationDate: November 9, 1990
%%EndComments
%%BeginPreview: 80 24 1 24
%FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF
%FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF
%FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF
%FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF
%FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF
%FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF
%FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF
%FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF
%FF0000000000000000FF
%FF0000000000000000FF
%FF0000000000000000FF
%FF0000000000000000FF
%FF0000000000000000FF
%FF0000000000000000FF
%FF0000000000000000FF
%FF0000000000000000FF
%FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF
%FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF
%FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF
%FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF
%FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF
%FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF
%FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF
%FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF
%%EndPreview
%%EndProlog
%%Page: "one" 1
4 4 moveto 72 0 rlineto 0 16 rlineto -72 0 rlineto
closepath
8 setlinewidth stroke
%%EOF
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