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In article <1992Jul15.154743.24297@adobe.com>, orthlieb@adobe.com (Carl Orthlieb) writes:
> An Encapsulated PostScript file (EPSF) is a standard format for importing  
> and exporting PostScript language files in all environments. It is usually  
> a single page PostScript language program that describes an illustration.  
> The purpose of the EPS file is to be included as an illustration in other  
> PostScript language page descriptions. The EPS file can contain any  
> combination of text, graphics, and images. An EPS file is the same as any  
> other PostScript language page description, with some restrictions.
> 

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I get the general idea of what an EPS file is like.  However; I would like
to use some scanned images in EPS format in my PostScript programs.  For
example I might create a business card in standard PostScript and would like
to place a logo on each copy of this card on the page.  I would like a 
cut-and-paste PostScript code for placing the EPS image on the page where I
could simply change certain variables to move, size, or otherwise effect
the included EPS image.  If I cannot have that could I at least see an example
of the code placing and effecting an EPS image so I could get the general
idea of how to use them?  Thank you for any help.

				Roger

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