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Postscript to HPGL/2 or PCL raster
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| Ian Wilson 2005-02-15, 9:00 pm |
| I have a JPEG logo I have converted to bezier curves in EPS format
(Using Inkscape - excellent Open Source product BTW). As part of an
alternative printing strategy I'd like to be able to produce a PCL macro
overlay from this EPS file. I believe I need either PCL raster commands
or HPGL/2. I can then edit in the appropriate PCL macro commands.
I guess its offtopic to ask here about converting JPEG to PCL raster
(oops I just did :-)
Is there an invocation of ghostscript, or another program, I can use to
convert EPS to HPGL?
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| jeroen@square1.nl 2005-02-16, 9:00 am |
| > Is there an invocation of ghostscript, or another program, I can use
to
> convert EPS to HPGL?
My company has a commercial EPS to HPGL/2 batch conversion tool.
Requires vector-based input, as raster images are not supported in our
HPGL output. Free eval download or sample file conversion available.
Jeroen Dekker
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Square One - The Graphics Connection
Visit http://www.square1.nl/index.htm
jeroen@square1.nl
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| Jim Land 2005-02-16, 9:00 pm |
| >> Is there an invocation of ghostscript, or another program, I can use
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PSTOEDIT:
http://www.pstoedit.net/pstoedit
pstoedit can also be used from within gsview via the "Edit|Convert to
vector" menu.
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