On Fri, 07 May 1999, Roger Williams wrote:
Ralf Plaenkers [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Ghostscript's ps2pdf creates huge files due to the non-compression
of bitmap images.
Adobe Acrobat Distiller gives very good results.
From the documentation which comes with GhostScript 5.50
On Fri, 07 May 1999, Roger Williams wrote:
Ralf Plaenkers [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Ghostscript's ps2pdf creates huge files due to the non-compression
of bitmap images.
Adobe Acrobat Distiller gives very good results.
From the documentation which comes with GhostScript 5.50
On Fri, 07 May 1999, Roger Williams wrote:
> > Ralf Plaenkers <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> > Ghostscript's ps2pdf creates huge files due to the non-compression
> > of bitmap images.
>
> > Adobe Acrobat Distiller gives very good results.
>From the documentation which comes with
Roger Williams wrote:
Ralf Plaenkers [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Ghostscript's ps2pdf creates huge files due to the non-compression
of bitmap images.
Adobe Acrobat Distiller gives very good results.
You didn't mention Frank Siegert's PStill, which provides most of the
Am Thu, 06.May.1999 um 15:59:50 +0200 schrieb Ralf Plaenkers:
Hope this little overview helped a bit to get even more confused and
continue discussing this important issue in order to find a better
solution and end all wars.
You should also mention the 'hyperref' package which lets you use
Roger Williams wrote:
Ralf Plaenkers [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Ghostscript's ps2pdf creates huge files due to the non-compression
of bitmap images.
Adobe Acrobat Distiller gives very good results.
You didn't mention Frank Siegert's PStill, which provides most of the
Am Thu, 06.May.1999 um 15:59:50 +0200 schrieb Ralf Plaenkers:
Hope this little overview helped a bit to get even more confused and
continue discussing this important issue in order to find a better
solution and end all wars.
You should also mention the 'hyperref' package which lets you use
Roger Williams wrote:
>
> > Ralf Plaenkers <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> > Ghostscript's ps2pdf creates huge files due to the non-compression
> > of bitmap images.
>
> > Adobe Acrobat Distiller gives very good results.
>
> You didn't mention Frank Siegert's PStill, which provides
Am Thu, 06.May.1999 um 15:59:50 +0200 schrieb Ralf Plaenkers:
> Hope this little overview helped a bit to get even more confused and
> continue discussing this important issue in order to find a better
> solution and end all wars.
You should also mention the 'hyperref' package which lets you
Barry Kauler wrote:
Thanks for the responses about why a small bit-map becomes
such a huge EPS.
One thing that should be high on the wish-list is to be able to
insert bit-map images directly into Lyx, and have Lyx encapsulate
them on-the-fly when previewing and printing. Probably cache
Barry Kauler wrote:
Thanks for the responses about why a small bit-map becomes
such a huge EPS.
One thing that should be high on the wish-list is to be able to
insert bit-map images directly into Lyx, and have Lyx encapsulate
them on-the-fly when previewing and printing. Probably cache
Barry Kauler wrote:
>
> Thanks for the responses about why a small bit-map becomes
> such a huge EPS.
> One thing that should be high on the wish-list is to be able to
> insert bit-map images directly into Lyx, and have Lyx encapsulate
> them on-the-fly when previewing and printing. Probably
"Barry" == Barry Kauler [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Barry Thanks for the responses about why a small bit-map becomes such
Barry a huge EPS. One thing that should be high on the wish-list is
Barry to be able to insert bit-map images directly into Lyx, and have
Barry Lyx encapsulate them
Thanks for the responses about why a small bit-map becomes
such a huge EPS.
One thing that should be high on the wish-list is to be able to
insert bit-map images directly into Lyx, and have Lyx encapsulate
them on-the-fly when previewing and printing. Probably cache
the conversions for
"Barry" == Barry Kauler [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Barry Thanks for the responses about why a small bit-map becomes such
Barry a huge EPS. One thing that should be high on the wish-list is
Barry to be able to insert bit-map images directly into Lyx, and have
Barry Lyx encapsulate them
Thanks for the responses about why a small bit-map becomes
such a huge EPS.
One thing that should be high on the wish-list is to be able to
insert bit-map images directly into Lyx, and have Lyx encapsulate
them on-the-fly when previewing and printing. Probably cache
the conversions for
> "Barry" == Barry Kauler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Barry> Thanks for the responses about why a small bit-map becomes such
Barry> a huge EPS. One thing that should be high on the wish-list is
Barry> to be able to insert bit-map images directly into Lyx, and have
Barry> Lyx encapsulate
Thanks for the responses about why a small bit-map becomes
such a huge EPS.
One thing that should be high on the wish-list is to be able to
insert bit-map images directly into Lyx, and have Lyx encapsulate
them on-the-fly when previewing and printing. Probably cache
the conversions for
Does anyone know the technical reason why, when I
convert a bit-map image to EPS, it becomes enormous.
For example, I used gif2eps on a 25K GIF and it became
a 1.9M EPS file!
Regards,
Barry Kauler
Does anyone know the technical reason why, when I
convert a bit-map image to EPS, it becomes enormous.
For example, I used gif2eps on a 25K GIF and it became
a 1.9M EPS file!
Regards,
Barry Kauler
Does anyone know the technical reason why, when I
convert a bit-map image to EPS, it becomes enormous.
For example, I used gif2eps on a 25K GIF and it became
a 1.9M EPS file!
Regards,
Barry Kauler
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