page orientation

[Kyung Byun <kbyun(at)fas.harvard.edu>]

Hi--
I was wondering if anyone knew how to set the device (or plot) so
as to relocate the origin of a landscaped .ps plot, or
rotate the image some more?  Specifically, I am using the following:

SET_PLOT,'ps'
DEVICE, /LANDSCAPE, filename=path+outFile+'.ps'

PLOT, freqArray(0, 1:horizPixels/2),$
        psdArray(0, 1:horizPixels/2),$
        xtitle='Frequency [microns!E-1!N]',$
        ytitle='1-dim PSD [A!E2!N*micron]',title=textHeader,$
        charsize=1.2,$
        yrange=[1.e-8,3e2],xrange=[1.e-2,1.e4],linestyle=0,thick=2.0,$
        charthick=2.0, ystyle=1, /ylog, /xlog 

FOR plotLoop = 1, numFiles-1 DO $
    oplot,freqArray(plotLoop, 1:horizPixels/2-10),$
            psdArray(plotLoop, 1:horizPixels/2-10), $
        linestyle=plotLoop

xyouts,/DEVICE,10100,4500,'RMS Roughness ('+STRING("305B)+')',size=1.5
LEGEND, roughnessStringArray,linestyle=lineStyleArray, /right, /bottom 

DEVICE, /CLOSE


...and the result I get when I plop these .ps plots into a script that
makes a web site with links to them is that the plots are upside
down when viewed in Ghostview!  I couldn't find a useful keyword for
rotating images in either DEVICE or PLOT.  
  Thanks!

  Kyung