Definitions for "Encapsulated PostScript file"
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Computer file containing both images and PostScript commands. Abbreviated EPS file.
A digital prepress term referring to a digital file containing both images and PostScript commands.
An Adobe graphic file format that can contain both vector and bitmap images
Encapsulated postscript file or .EPS for short is an Adobe Systems-developed file format. It is a device-independent PostScript representation of a graphic or other object. It stores files as vectors and includes a low-resolution bitmap representation for quick on-screen viewing.
A file format that allows PostScript data to be stored and edited. Is easy to transfer between Mac and MS-DOS platforms. Both platforms are available at BOPI.
An image format (usually Vector) that is generally used for the placing of illustrations into Page Make-up packages.
A file that prints at the highest possible resolution for your printer. An EPS file may print faster than other graphical representations.
A graphic file format developed by Adobe that stores both vector and bitmap images
An EPS file is a standalone, self-contained PostScript file that describes the contents of a printed page. EPS files can be scaled to any size, and they are commonly exchanged by desktop publishing and graphics professionals, publishers and printing houses. Many clip-art libraries on CD-ROM and the web offer graphics in EPS format.