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From: brent@well.UUCP (Brent Southard)
Newsgroups: comp.windows.ms
Subject: Re: EPS from Windows or PM?
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Date: 3 Apr 89 13:51:37 GMT
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I admit to unfamiliarity with PostScript, but if an EPS (Encapsulated
PostScript) file is merely a text file of PS commands, then I think your
solution is simple.  First, you should edit your WIN.INI file, under the
[ports] section.  Add the line "filename.eps=", omitting quotes.  Now you
can choose your filename as the output device, and the PostScript printer
driver as your Windows printer via the control panel.  Simply use your
application, whatever it may be, and the printer output (PS syntax) will be
redirected to the file selected.  It seems to work for me, but I don't have
access to a PS printer to do a complete test.

good luck,
brent

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