On Fri, 21 Oct 2011, Jean-Guy Murray wrote:
> I am using LaTex to write a technical report and I need to insert graphics in
> this document. My graphics are all jpg files and I need to convert thesem to
> eps files.
> I understand that I can do this conversion and several other image/graphic
> transformations using Image Magick-6.7.3, Q16, which I have downloaded.
> However, I need to use the $magick command line and I do not know how to get
> it.

Basically, the command is 'convert':
   convert img.jpg img.eps
but, if you really want to convert jpeg to EPS, there a a few various
jpeg2ps / jpgtops / etc.
which put the jpeg in some special postscript code which is by itself
a jpeg convertor; this allow to make EPS files which have almost the
same size than the initial JPEG (if you really do the conversion, your
EPS file will probably be much larger). Maybe it can help. Regards,

-- 
Thomas Baruchel
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