Sub Articulo 27.1
If you are using unix (I don't know if this works on win95 etc) you can:
Assume: file.eps
1. Extract eg. "\%\%BoundingBox: 151 197 460 564" from file.eps and put
it in file.eps.bb
2. Eg. gnuzip your file: "gzip file.eps"
3. Add, in your document preamble
\verb|\DeclareGraphicsRule{.eps.gz}{eps}{.eps.bb}{`gunzip -c #1}|
4. Include your figure as normal but with the new extension:
\verb|\includegraphics[...]{file.eps.gz}|
This is all written in the manual epslatex.dvi ("Using EPS Graphics in
LaTeX2e Documents"), read it!