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appearance.
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The <number> 1 indicates no scaling--that is, the <EPS|EPS object's>
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width is the same as the width specified by the <postScript|PostScript>
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width is the same as the width specified by the <postScript>
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code it contains. Numbers greater than one indicate that the
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<object|object's> width is less than the <postScript|PostScript> width;
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<object|object's> width is less than the <postScript> width;
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the screen <object(glossary)> is scaled down. Numbers less than one
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indicate that the <object|object's> width is greater than the
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<postScript|PostScript> width, and the screen <object(glossary)> is
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scaled up from the <postScript|PostScript>.
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<postScript> width, and the screen <object(glossary)> is
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scaled up from the <postScript>.
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In geometric terms, xScale = xExtent/width.
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