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While it can open EPS documents, it cannot save to PDF directly, but using a free PDF printer like PDFCreator. Could include some hassles to set the document size, though. Could include some hassles to set the document size, though.
0. Files do not automatically convert. What you are seeing is the result of your computer having been told that the same program (Probably Adobe Reader or similar) should open both PDF files and EPS files. The way to correct this is to right-click on an EPS file, select Open with..., then select the program you wish to open the EPS files with ...
But the question title is about "converting... files to pdf". I was able to convert all the eps files in my directory at once using a single command: find . -type f -name '*.eps' -exec ps2pdf -dEPSCrop {} \; The command above is thanks to @luckman212, who found that my first attempt (below) was awkward and could lead to issues with some filenames.
1. Don't open or import directly. If it's Word 2013 (v15), under the tab of "Insert", click "Pictures" icon and browse to your eps file. If the eps files was originally created in vector, it won't be rasterised. Won't be rasterized, but linearized - meaning you can make out edges there weren't there in the original.
While Inkscape is an awesome way to do it, for those lacking X11, you can also extract individual pages of a PDF into SVG format using the poppler-utils at the command line. For example, to extract just page 30: $ pdftocairo -f 30 -l 30 -svg somehugemanual.pdf myextractedpage.svg. You can then use your favorite vector editor (mine is Inkscape ...
Closed 12 years ago. How does the vector graphics formats svg , eps and pdf compare against each other (Quality, filesize etc)? If I can generate (eg matplotlib) plot in any of the above formats, which format should I choose for output? (Optional) Assume that the output graph is to be published using Tex. I know that if the output is in pdf ...
Ghostscript also can convert PDFs to EPS: gswin32c.exe ^. -o output.eps ^. -sDEVICE=epswrite ^. d:/path/to/input.pdf. If Ghostscript's default media size (which is letter) doesn't match your needs, you can specify any other one like that: gswin32c.exe ^. -o output.eps ^. -sDEVICE=epswrite ^.
The EPS file is 2.2 Mb; the PDF is 14.xKb, so something—a lot!—is surely lost! I am not working in Office, but in InDesign CS4—but this is happening before I even get to placing the graphic: when I download an EPS e-mail attachment from my E-mail program to save to my computer; it does not save as an EPS, but as a PDF. macos.
Download PostScript printer driver, e.g. from Xerox. Install it (run .exe), the add printer dialog will appear. Select Local Printer, then you will be offered to select printer port, select "FILE: Print to file" as a printer port. Print from Visio to EPS using this printer. While printing you will be asked for a filename, enter something like C ...
1. If you have Inkscape you can simply use the terminal and type inkscape foo.pdf -D --export-eps foo.eps. If you use Linux you can do a loop. Search for loop in bash. – Sigur. Oct 14, 2013 at 22:22. @Marienplatz I noticed that pdfcrop doesn't have options for customizing the bounding box. It just crops to dimensions it thinks are correct.