Re: File format information from postscript

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From: Sankarmani
Date: Wed, 26 Nov 2008 13:35

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Point 1: From the ps file you can able to get the application from which the ps has been created.

"Open the PS with any editor and find the word 'creator' - This will give the application details"

Point 2: I think from PS you can't able to get the file format information.

Regards
ManiSankar

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