On Wed December 21 2005 10:28 pm, Jarrod Major wrote: > Have you looked at ImageMagick? It appears to support EPS. I would say > mileage may vary.
Sorry Neil, this was more or less what you were suggesting. > As some people have already mentioned, EPS should be readable between just > about any OS as long as you have an application that understands how to > read EPS. SVG is supposed to be the up-and-coming standard. Again, the various implementations of it make it a little dicey to work with yet, the same as EPS. I'm wondering if the fact that these files are coming from a Mac means that the extensions (or lack of them) may be causing the problem. Do the files have an extension? Perhaps copying one or two off the disc on the 'PC', renaming it with .eps and trying to open it with the appropriate software may work. You can also open the file in a text editor and read the first couple lines to get a clue as to what the file should be. EPS are ASCII I believe and if you knew how to read the file, you could edit it manually. Just a couple other tidbits I've picked up in my dealings with vector images. -- Jarrod Major Registered Linux User: #224211 GPG Fingerprint: 4556 EFA8 EC69 7C54 EE33 C881 2C7C 0E10 2439 231E
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