<param NAME="psbtn" VALUE="1"> This parameter adds a button for writing an EPS file to the java console. Pushing the "PS"-button writes an encapsulated PostScript file (EPSF) to a new window. The result should look like this: %!PS-Adobe-3.0 EPSF-3.0 %%BoundingBox: 0 0 600 385 %%Creator: MAPresso, Version 1.1.02, © Adrian Herzog %%Title: Links-Rechts Nationalratswahlen 1999 %%CreationDate: Mon Jun 11 00:07:52 CEST 2001 %%EndComments /PSCdict 100 dict def (...) grestore showpage %%Trailer end %%EOF You can copy this text (starting exactly with "%!PS-" and ending with "%%EOF") and (using a text editor) save it as text file (use the suffix ".eps"). Word users: save the eps-code as text (Unicode does not work)! Then: include this file directly into a text processor document and scale it Mac OS X: just open the file in "Preview" (and convert it e.g. to a pdf) use a online service to convert it to pdf as ps2pdf.com use Ghostscript directly Something marginal (from a question): How can I change the color/width of the polygon lines? Change the following lines: line 19: change setgray parameter (0: black, 1: white), or colored (rgb): 1 0 0 C /v {newpath moveto {rlineto} repeat closepath gsave fill grestore 0.8 setgray stroke} bdef line 46 gsave 0 setlinecap 0 setlinejoin 1 setmiterlimit 1.5 setlinewidth gsave line about 55 from bottom: otherwise you get a poor legend 0.15 setlinewidth 0 setgray /Helvetica TF 10 SF 370 476 m (43.1) show 0.0080 0.22 0.345 C 395 469 14 12 F Feedback If you have problems with this new option, please contact me.