Hello,
I'm a new user of PL 32 and have run into my first snag. I need to open some EPS files that were saved in Photoshop, and I get an error message , "problem when loading."
The files open in Pagemaker or Photoshop.
Thanks for any help or advice.
Otto
Error message when attempting to Photoshop EPS
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We decided to support PDF-files instead because PDF has more future
EPS is a very complex file format and only a few applications are able to read this format.I'm a new user of PL 32 and have run into my first snag. I need to open some EPS files that were saved in Photoshop, and I get an error message , "problem when loading."
We decided to support PDF-files instead because PDF has more future
EPS-Format Files
Gerhard/Forum:
Ich möchte auf Deutsch das Problem erklären; das Forum darüber hat aber schon auf Englisch angefangen. Mein Deutsch ist auch nicht das beste.
Having said that, I am confused about the whole EPS issue. The website says PhotoLine can open EPS files, but the forum discussion says otherwise. I am having problems opening EPS files -- is there a way to do it, or are there only certain types of EPS files that will open, or...? (I am a Mac OS 9.2.2 user, by the way)
EPS files are widely used (at least in the US) in the graphic arts community, and I think they are a very important part of any graphics or photo editing software. Alternatively, are there any other vector-style formats that PhotoLine 32 accepts? (forgive my ignorance -- I've only had exposure to EPS and AI formats)
Thanks,
Nathan-der-nicht-so-Weise[/u]
Ich möchte auf Deutsch das Problem erklären; das Forum darüber hat aber schon auf Englisch angefangen. Mein Deutsch ist auch nicht das beste.
Having said that, I am confused about the whole EPS issue. The website says PhotoLine can open EPS files, but the forum discussion says otherwise. I am having problems opening EPS files -- is there a way to do it, or are there only certain types of EPS files that will open, or...? (I am a Mac OS 9.2.2 user, by the way)
EPS files are widely used (at least in the US) in the graphic arts community, and I think they are a very important part of any graphics or photo editing software. Alternatively, are there any other vector-style formats that PhotoLine 32 accepts? (forgive my ignorance -- I've only had exposure to EPS and AI formats)
Thanks,
Nathan-der-nicht-so-Weise[/u]
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Re: EPS-Format Files
PL32 can read EPS files, but not every kind of EPS files. Only EPS files that contain images can be read.NJC hat geschrieben:Having said that, I am confused about the whole EPS issue. The website says PhotoLine can open EPS files, but the forum discussion says otherwise. I am having problems opening EPS files -- is there a way to do it, or are there only certain types of EPS files that will open, or...? (I am a Mac OS 9.2.2 user, by the way)
The days of EPS are gone. Now PDF is state of the art.NJC hat geschrieben:EPS files are widely used (at least in the US) in the graphic arts community, and I think they are a very important part of any graphics or photo editing software. Alternatively, are there any other vector-style formats that PhotoLine 32 accepts? (forgive my ignorance -- I've only had exposure to EPS and AI formats)
You can use this format for almost every data you want to exchange with other people.
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You are wrong neigher EPS nor PDF is a vector format. Both are document formats and both can save raster images and vector images and much more.NJC hat geschrieben:Apparently, you feel quite strongly about EPS files. Correct me if I'm wrong, but PDF is not a vector format, right?
Use PDF, if you can't, try to install Ghostscript and convert your PS/EPS files to PDFI don't really care if PhotoLine 32 can't use most EPS files, but is there another vector-format file type that it can use?
Gerhard