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You are almost there. You are missing the = after -sOutputFile.
I also suggest you use gswin32c.exe, not gswin32.exe. Both will work, but the former doesn't need to open any more windows.
"C:/Program Files/gs/gs8.70/bin/gswin32.exe" -sDEVICE=jpeg -dNOPAUSE -dBATCH -sOutputFIle="C:/Documents and Settings/Andrey/Desktop/pdftest/book5.jpg" "C:/Documents and...
2009-10-28 20:49:58 UTC in Ghostscript
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Two common reasons:
1. You type "gswin32c. -h" at the Windows command prompt, not the Ghostscript command line.
2. You may need to include the path to gswin32c.exe, or change directory to the bin directory first.
"c:\program files\gs\gs8.70\bin\gswin32c.exe" -h.
2009-10-28 20:12:13 UTC in Ghostscript
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You type the "gs -h" at the OS command prompt, not the ghostscript prompt.
In your case, this would be "gswin32c -h"
Ghostscript does not read .fig files. I reads PostScript and PDF files.
2009-08-07 12:07:28 UTC in Ghostscript
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Ghostscript is compiled as an ANSI application, rather than Unicode. I don't know of any plans to change it to using Unicode.
Filenames and passwords are stored as PostScript strings, so these will always be 8-bit characters. The best you could do would be to rely on the ANSI to Unicode conversions that automatically happen, but I don't know if that has ever been tested.
2009-06-16 09:32:35 UTC in Ghostscript
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I'm sad that you claim it wasn't followed up.
Nothing has changed in the way you include fonts.
It is still done by listing the font in Fontmap, or by using the font search method. The only variation is that many of the files are now compiled inside the ghostscript exectable/DLL, and the include path is slightly different to allow it to find the compiled in resources. See "gs -h"...
2009-06-05 09:54:28 UTC in Ghostscript
