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Re: Is there a way to export to EPS in FM?

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From: Tim Murray
Date: Thu, 16 May 2002 00:36
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> a system that requires an eps file.

Are you sure it's EPS?  Could it be PS? I can create a PS (PostScript) file
at any time by choosing a PostScript printer and then "Print to file".
However, the print house should help you with either selecting or creating
the correct printer to use when you make the file.
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