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Article #907Re: embedding PhotoShop 7 EPS
From: Gunnar Fing Blodgett
Date: Mon, 28 Jul 2003 19:29
Date: Mon, 28 Jul 2003 19:29
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Aandi Thank you, and I agree that the EPS shouldn't survive Adobe's silver bullet. The only CTM confirmation I have is that - when I use the PhotoShop EPS, the subsequent EPS and PostScript objects do not appear where they are expected (ie: their predicated position according to the gsave/grestore state in the PostSript) - when I delete _only_ the PhotoShop EPS, then the subsequent graphic objects appear where they are expected I don't know how to determine the CTM state other than that ... can I 'print' a graphic state stack to the Distiller log? I know how to call the operand stack, or write out error messages ... Gunnar
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