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Re: Postscript to PDF conversion
From: |
david |
Subject: |
Re: Postscript to PDF conversion |
Date: |
Tue, 4 Jun 2002 06:32:05 +0100 |
No it is not strictly true that you must work through
a command line to use ghostscript - whilst ghostscript itself is
a command line utility -
the two rather excelent applications I use are:
Ghostview - which provides a fully functional GUI to ghostscript
The latest release I know is V4.3 it also has many utilities
and
Ghostword - which is a clever plug in for MS-Word Powerpoint and Excel
which also works without them.
This also puts all features into GUI form although I cant seem
to integrate it properly with Powerpoint or Excel 2000 and
have to print to a ps file and run it manually for those.
A search on google will bring them both up.
On the subject of graphics - there are settings in both to set
screen/printer/pre-press settings as well as different graphics settings
- (acrobat itself has problems in not re-compressing apparently - so you
can use ZIP from within Ghostword)
These will convert to adobe standard 1.2- 1.4. which is suitable for
acrobat versions 3 - 5.
Beware of some MS-Windows TTF fonts - ones I know of are: Verdana and
Garamond cause trouble at the PDF stage (Ghostview sees them fine)
Hope this helps.
-david-