It's converting the EPS (PostScript) to a PDF.

They may be able to do the PDF to EPS conversion as well. Id suggest you try some software packages like Inkscape or Xara. It shows up as PDF Import Settings, because that is what Inkscape/Ghostscript is doing. To edit an eps file, youll need a vector editing application. When you open an EPS, you get a dialog like this. It doesn't take someone with a PHD to do it. I have tested these instructions and they work with the latest version of Inkscape 0.92.3, and Ghostscript 9.23 for Windows (64 bit). There's even a video tutorial on youtube if you need more guidance. If you want to open an EPS in Inkscape on Windows you need to install Ghostscript, and then you need to manually change your system path variables in Windows.Ĭomprehensive instructions appear on the Inskcape website FAQs. PDF is a much better alternative to EPS for outputting documents from Inkscape, whether you want it to be or not. This will preserve everything for future editing purposes. Your original work should be saved as SVG which is Inkscape's native file format. However, things such as Inkscape patterns, transparency, and effects are not supported in EPS. Inkscape supports saving as EPS by default - out of the box.

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