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hello everybody today i'll be giving you guys a really quick introduction to pick so all pick really is is just a graph or trough preprocessor and all a preprocessor is it basically just formats things that graph or trough can read it and transition it into whatever format we would like so you can use pick in like a man page you can just pick in the terminal you can use it to pick in just like a straight x buffer you can use it in a pdf you can use it for anything that you can use draw for graph for pick also can be used with tech i haven't actually tried this before but supposedly you can do it for the most part this will be focusing on the original unix implementation of pic even though i'll be using the canoe implementation of pic everything i say in this video should apply to unix pick so first off when you guys create a file and you plan to use pick with graph or trough what you're going to do is you're going to make a dot ps to start and a dot p e to end and then everything that...