User visible changes from eps052 -> eps060

1. Added VSpread.  VSpread = 2 means use every other pin.  This is
useful for low resolution modes.

2. The string to use to get vertical advance is now specified by
VaddvStr, which is passed to fprintf, so now it can be almost
anything.

3. Now we can handle VSkip > DPIv.  This will simply repeat the
VaddvStr.  This is also to support low resolution modes (the vertical
space skipped by VaddvStr is less than 1 row).

4. Now there are some samples in eps/samples directory.

5. Now there is a lot more explanation of all the parameters in
README.

6. Code that searches for skippable whitespace is now much faster.

User visible changes from eps050 -> eps052

1. Added minskipspace and -M switch to control minimum amount of
whitespace that will be converted to spaces.

User visible changes from eps045 -> eps050

1.  Blank space will be converted to spaces everywhere, not just at
the start of lines.  This required lots of change to epson.c.

2.  Three methods can be used to skip space, ESC f0, ESC D + tab, or
just plain spaces.  You can select a default in config.h, and you can
select per-printer using the config file params 'useescf0', 'usetabs',
or 'usespaces'.  You can also get the same effect by the command line
switch '-S', using '-S0', '-S1', or '-S2'.  This replaces the old
FastSpace stuff.

3. A final form feed is not added by default.  But you can put it into
the printer reset string if you want it.  To make this easier a new
escape sequence was added, namely '\f' is FF.

User visible changes from eps044 -> eps045

1.  Added HInc and -j option.  This allows pins to be skipped
horizontally.  Some printers need this?

User visible changes from eps043 -> eps044

1.  Made makefont more robust.

User visible changes from eps041 -> eps043:

1.  GRAPHICSMODE is now the whole string used to get the graphics
mode.

2.  VInc is now implemented along with -i option.  If VInc > 1 then
not all the pins will be used.  If VInc = 2 then every other pin is
skipped.  This gives better print on some printers.

User visible changes from eps033 -> eps042:

1. Support for MakeTeXPK is here!  Thanks to Michael Klemme, 
klemme@uni-paderborn.de.  If a font is not found eps will
call MakeTeXPK for you.  Be aware that your MakeTeXPK must be modified
to work with eps!  Since you already told eps where to find your fonts
with fontdesc file, it seems reasonable that eps should tell MakeTeXPK
where to put them.  It does this by passing the path as argument $6 to
MakeTeXPK.  Unfortunately, most MakeTeXPKs are not prepared for this.
You will need to make a modification like this:

if test "$6" != ""
then
  case "$6" in
    /*) DESTDIR="$6" ;;
     *) DESTDIR=$DESTDIR"/$6"
  esac
   if test ! -d $DESTDIR
   then
      mkdir $DESTDIR
   fi
fi

Now your MakeTeXPK will work if argument 6 is either a subdirectory or
an absolute pathname.

2.  Output is redirected to a printer by default (unless you use -c).
Thanks again to Michael Klemme, klemme@uni-paderborn.de!
