>Subject: EPS, PS Writer/ Driver for Windows?
>From: "Nick S." <
nst...@mindspring.com>
>Date: 03/04/1999 11:53 AM Pacific Standard Time
>Message-id: <
36DEE4C2...@mindspring.com>
>
>I am trying to create eps files for eventual placement in Quark 3.3 for
>Mac. Unfortunately, the only software that I have been able to get to
>work properly for this particular use is "Visio." (Not to start platform
>wars but I am not happy about this need for Windows at all, and have
>tried to find an app for mac that works and have not found anything.)
>Unfortunately, Visio's eps filter is very bad (no postscript font
>recognition. . .I thought TT fonts would not work in eps??)
>
>I am looking for a way to create eps or ps that will parse in mac
>Illustrator, or Mac-distill-export as eps from Exchange? The eps and ps
>that I create from an HP 6MP postscript printer driver (print to file)
>distill properly into the Windows PDF format but when trying to distill
>these same eps/ps in Mac I get errors.
>
>%%[ Error: syntaxerror; OffendingCommand: In the PostScript dialog box,
>click Optimize
>
>-and-
>
>%%[ Error: undefined; OffendingCommand: Ji ]%%
>
>When trying to open the Windows eps in Mac Illustrator 8 it is "unable
>to parse the file."
>
>Is there a driver in Windows that writes postscript as well as the LW8
>driver for Mac? Or if there is a better way in general to create an eps
>file for this purpose that I am not aware of I would be grateful to know
>it.
>
>Thanks in advance
>
>
>Nick Sternberg
>Frontline Design, Ltd.
>
***
I don't know about the Mac, but I can output EPS files (from PageMaker for
example) on my Windows system and open them right up in Illustrator 8. They
will ocassionally need a little "touch-up" however.
I simply do a "print to file" and select the "EPS" option using any installed
Postscript printer (I generally use Lino 530). The subsequent EPS file loads
into Illustrator 8 without a problem.
Warren Tryk Design
Tumwater, Washington USA
<wt...@aol.com>
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