AW: AW: [MiKTeX] Single page from eps file

[Holland, F. <f.h...@fz...>]

> Thanks guys for all the anwers, but i'm a but suprized that=20
> all of the=20
> answers containt two steps.
> -    First seperate one ps from the multipage ps
> -    Then convert this to eps
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> After clicking around some i saw that you can do this in one step
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> Take the multipage ps and just extract one page with gsview=20
> and save as=20
> .eps in the selection window. This seems simpler for me and i=20
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> better quality than epswrite, which does rasterizing my vector ps file

The two-step procedure (EXTRACT|PS2EPS) gives you a true EPS file (1. =
line: %!PS-Adobe-3.0 EPSF-3.0) with a tight bounding box around your =
figure. Simply saving the extracted page as .eps does not result in an =
EPS file (%!PS-Adobe-3.0) and does not return a tight bounding box which =
you certainly want to have if you don't want to mess around with white =
margins around your figure in your document.

Regards, Frank