Joseph.Sperrazza@f421.n109.z1.fidonet.org (Joseph Sperrazza) (05/28/90)
> From: mikami@Scandium.NTT.JP (Hirohide Mikami) > Date: 23 May 90 02:09:01 GMT > Organization: NTT Software-Lab NUE group > Message-ID: <18016710@Scandium.NTT.JP> > Newsgroups: comp.sys.mac > > In article <765@infotec.UUCP> mel@infotec.UUCP (Michael Mel) writes: > >> Does anyone know of a utility that can take pure PostScript files >> and convert them into a format readable by MacDraw? Please email >> response, as I don't normally have access to this group. > > I'm interested in this subject and how to convert pure PostScript > files into EPSF format. So let me know it on this group, please. > Hirohide MIKAMI (MIKAMI@NTT20.NTT.JP) The best way is to use a PostScript development tool to draw the PostScript to a Window, then save as a PICT with embedded PS. I *think* that LaserTalk, by Emerald City Software, will allow you to do this. It is available from APDA for $215. Other commercial sources should carry it as well. You could then use a number of tools to convert from PICT with embedded PS to EPS. One would be The Curator, from Solutions, Inc. Tantalizingly, The Curator converts *from* a number of formats *to* PostScript, but not the reverse. A call to Solutions might elicit other PostScript to EPS suggestions. Good Luck! - Joe Sperrazza, Atlantic Research Corp., Rockville, MD -- Joseph Sperrazza at The Black Cat's Shack (Fidonet 1:109/401) Internet: Joseph.Sperrazza@f421.n109.z1.fidonet.org UUCP: ...!uunet!blkcat!421!Joseph.Sperrazza