Kin C Wong wrote:
> Carl wrote:
>
>
>>I've used Inkscape to open .eps files. I don't know much about the eps
>>format but I've found different applications interpret eps files
>>differently. You may have to try a few to get the result you are looking
>>for.
>>
>>Carl
>>
>>
>
> I would agree with the latter comment, though eps should be a standard,
> the generation of eps files by various apps can be different. In my
> experience, you results can vary from no response to layers with the
> wrong priority to a perfect rendition. You will need to try a couple of
> them to see what kind of results you get.
>
> It also seems to be easier to open an eps file using a Mac than under
> windoze, not sure if it is related to the first point. Have little to
> no experience do this with Linux so can't comment there. There is a
> commercial program the was called Hijaak on the windoze side that
> allowed you to convert files in batch if you have a lot of files to
> convert. If I remember correctly, there is a freeware program I used
> with some success, I think their site is www.jansfreeware.com.
Google for a program called IrfanView, if you want a windoze version
that works very well and is freeware. I can email you a copy if you
can't find it.
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