I am actually writing the eps in windows with the adobe's driver, and it
works fine...I would like to do the same in linux, any idea?, do you
know if ghostscript could be use as a printer to do the output to an eps?...
GaB
Ron Wheeler wrote:
Ghostscript.
Adobe's postscript printer
You can
I've already said what I need to do, pick a premade draw, and allow the
user to change the blanks to color, like in a paint app for kids, and
then export this to an eps, that simple is the idea.
The queries must be received by a server ( a custom app?), or I'm
missing something...
You said,
Ghostscript.
Adobe's postscript printer
You can write the eps manually (define some useful macros and the actual
generation becomes easy)
Probably XSLT would do the job as well.
It really depends on what you want to do with the eps files and whether
it is important to use eps at every step.
Can you not just use a postscript printer under windows to create the file?
If you download the Adobe generic PostScript driver, set the output to
file and to be eps rather than PostScript and you should be able to
print your Flash to eps.
Ron
Gabriel wrote:
Ok, I'll try to put it simple.
hi Ron,
I already have it done this way. A postscript printer in the server, and
it works like a charm. But the problem is how to receive a lot of
queries for printing with an automated app...any idea?
thanks
GaB
Ron Wheeler wrote:
Can you not just use a postscript printer under windows to
Who is receiving the queries?
This sounds like a server side issue.
There are lots of tools to create output on a server.
Why are people changing the colors. Does this get done for each print or
is the color changed once and requested from a server.
It might save a lot of time if you actually
Ok, I'll try to put it simple.
I have researched about the eps, I opened it, changed it, and I see
where are the paremeters I need with a few problems(like identify each
shape to apply different color), but if you want, forget the eps input.
The point is:
1 - I Have a swf with a drawing
Ok, sounds good, but I don't see clearly how to convert my already drawn
eps/whatever into commands so can rewrite a svg an then save it.
I can make instructions for writing the svg, but I have the drawings pre
made.
GaB
Ron Wheeler wrote:
You can send an XML file of drawing instructions
You can send an XML file of drawing instructions to the server and use
XSLT to do anything that you want.
a) You can convert it to SVG or EPS.
b) You can convert it to your own vector format
c) You can hold onto it as an XML and redraw it in your Flash program later
d) You can convert it to a
Hey Ron...what I want to do is generate content in client side flash,
pass it to the server (php or whatever) print this content to an eps,
and return the eps to the client.
thanks
Ron Wheeler wrote:
What exactly do you want to do?
Ron
Gabriel wrote:
Hi everybody...
anybody knows a
I generate the content of the swf on the client app, let's say a free
drawing, then I want to print it to the *server printer* (?).
The point is...I need an eps from a generated content with origin in the
client machine.
You was talking about many free printer drivers, can you point me to
Have you looked at SVG as an alternative? You may be able generate this
on the client without the server.
What about PDF.
Have a look at Apache's FOP as a server tool for converting input to
various output formats.
Let me know what you think of these. There may be more ways to skin this
What I need is to import the drawing, that's why I choose eps (but the
only real need is that it must be vectorial), Not really to export the
image created by the user, but recreate it on the server side, based on
a few parameters.
I can live without the drawing part.
PDF would be a
Ok, let me get this straight:
You don't want to convert a .swf file into a .eps file. You want to export
data generated from within your .swf file into a .eps file?
If it is just vector images you want to export, than I would say go with
SVG, it's XML based, and most vector image tools will read
Without know exactly what you want to do, you might be able to rig something
up using a swf wrapper of some sort (like zinc) which will load the swf,
then trigger a print, then use one of the many free printer drivers which
output .ps files
-David R
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I save a swf to the server, and I need to retrieve an eps from it...any
idea?
Ron Wheeler wrote:
What exactly do you want to do?
Ron
Gabriel wrote:
Hi everybody...
anybody knows a solution to convert/print from the server side a swf
to eps?.
cheers,
GaB
How are the swf's generated in the first place? Instead of doing
something-swf-eps
you can do:
something-swf
something-eps
-David R
On 3/30/06, Gabriel [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I save a swf to the server, and I need to retrieve an eps from it...any
idea?
Ron Wheeler wrote:
What exactly
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