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> In article <5694@m1.cs.man.ac.uk> lilleyc@cs.man.ac.uk (Chris Lilley) writes:
> 
>    [ most of article omitted.]
> 
>    Another thing, EPS files can only have one page in them. Are you sure
>    it is EPS? Look at the top of the file for 
> 
>    %!PS-Adobe-n.n EPSF-n.n
> 
>    where n are numbers.


Is it really true that EPS files should only have one page in them?
(I'm not challenging you... I really don't know.)  MS Windows 3.1
allows you to output anything as an EPS file (complete with above
header) -- i.e., it oftentimes creates a multi-page "EPS" file.

I have had much difficulty trying to get MS Windows Postscript output
to print on Imagen and DEC printers.  I basically gave up on the
Imagens when I managed to find a workable solution with the DEC LN03
(connected to a VAX/VMS workstation).  Interestingly, the key element
in making that work was that the file has to have been created with
the 'output EPS' option on in the Windows Postscript driver -- most of
the other combinations of options seemed irrelevant.

				Jim
				talley@mcc.com
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