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From: zentner@ecn.purdue.edu (Michael Zentner)
Newsgroups: comp.lang.postscript
Subject: Encapsulated PostScript
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Date: 1 Nov 90 19:55:12 GMT
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I've read some of the recent information on EPS posted here, and have not
seen this problem covered yet.  First, what's meant by EPSI, EPSF, ,ect...
These obviously are not the same thing (according to the programs I'm
trying to use to import them).  

Specifically, I'm trying to import an EPS file created with Sundraw into
Framemaker on the Sun system.  I think the Sundraw file is EPSF.  Framemaker
says they require EPSI, and does not recognise the file a graphics.

Another funny thing that happens that I can't explain:  I create the EPS file
with Sundraw and it exists on the system.  Then I try to look at it with
'more',
'od', 'view', etc...  After I look at it once, the file has a length of
0
and no longer contains any information.  Anybody know what's happening?

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Mike Zentner
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