Re: distilling to postscript turns into paintshop

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From: Sean
Date: Wed, 18 Dec 2002 19:48

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A PS file is a printfile, not a "Distiller" file, but you should still be able to associate it.

What are you talking about EPS for? That's a single page description.

Is this what you are doing? When you print your book, you use File > Print, select the Distiller printer instance, and then click Print, right. That results in a PRN file (maybe a PS). Then, you launch Adobe Distiller and use File > Open to open the PRN (PS) file and create the PDF.

Let us know.

Cheers,

Sean

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