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That took some time, but here are the PS files.
The second line of the scripts partcylcos.ps og partcylcot.ps

/w 6.691 inch def
and
/w 7.186 inch def

sets the width of the scale from the 0 tag, to the right side in inches
(could be printer dependent). These would be the circumferences and can be
slightly altered individually without messing up the scales. The scale
lengths are fixed, you just show more or less of them.

On linux you can use ps2pdf to convert it to pdf, all three files should
be in the same folder.
On windows I guess something like PStill would do the trick.

PStill can be downloaded at your own risk from:
http://www.wizards.de/~frank/pstill.html

I have not gotten around to look at reversing the numbering.
Just to make sure, the reverse scale will be symmetrical so that 1-89 are
also marked 179-91 with reversed minutes below the scale ?

Hein

> On 03.02.2010 21:55, Wolfgang Hasper wrote:
>> Hein,
>> I did'nt have time to look at your scales until now.
>> They look very good! How do you create them?
>> Is it hard to adapt the program to different tube
>> diametres? Do you think it would be feasible to also
>> print a reverse numbering?
>>
>> Wolfgang
>
> I mangled Martin Tali's PostScript files, it should be quite easy to
> adapt them to different diameters. At least it is on a Linuxbox. Reverse
> numbering is probably possible with some work. I'll poste the scripts as
>  I get home.
>
> Hein

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