Thread: Irfanview 4.10 and EPS image files

After a long search I discovered that to view EPS image files you need to install the following programs.

Irfanview 4.10 http://tucows.ulak.net.tr/files2/iview410_setup.exe
Irfanview Plugins 4.10 http://tee.tucows.com/files3/irfanvi..._410_setup.exe
AFPL Ghostscript 8.54 http://heanet.dl.sourceforge.net/sou...t/gs854w32.exe

I guess someone may need these, and it is erally hard to find programs which open EPS image files.

Also visit the original web page www.irfanview.net

Originally Posted by bkarpuz

After a long search I discovered that to view EPS image files you need to install the following programs.

Irfanview 4.10 http://tucows.ulak.net.tr/files2/iview410_setup.exe
Irfanview Plugins 4.10 http://tee.tucows.com/files3/irfanvi..._410_setup.exe
AFPL Ghostscript 8.54 http://heanet.dl.sourceforge.net/sou...t/gs854w32.exe

I guess someone may need these, and it is erally hard to find programs which open EPS image files.

Also visit the original web page www.irfanview.net

Irfanview can open ANYTHING

Originally Posted by bkarpuz

After a long search I discovered that to view EPS image files you need to install the following programs.

Irfanview 4.10 http://tucows.ulak.net.tr/files2/iview410_setup.exe
Irfanview Plugins 4.10 http://tee.tucows.com/files3/irfanvi..._410_setup.exe
AFPL Ghostscript 8.54 http://heanet.dl.sourceforge.net/sou...t/gs854w32.exe

I guess someone may need these, and it is erally hard to find programs which open EPS image files.

Also visit the original web page www.irfanview.net

encapsulated postscript can be viewed using Ghostview (and Ghostscript of course), both of which you need if you are producing postscript output from MikTeX.

RonL

I exported graphics from Mathematica, Maple and Matlab, and I could not view them in windows without embedding them in a pdf file through LaTeX (most of the journals want the authors use eps files if graphics are needed).
I just wanted to view them in windows by a simple program without bulding pdf files, and I could only find the way I mentionaed above.

Originally Posted by bkarpuz

I exported graphics from Mathematica, Maple and Matlab, and I could not view them in windows without embedding them in a pdf file through LaTeX (most of the journals want the authors use eps files if graphics are needed).
I just wanted to view them in windows by a simple program without bulding pdf files, and I could only find the way I mentionaed above.

If you have Ghostview properly installed .eps files will have been associated with Ghostview, and you need only double click on such a file to have Ghostview open it.

RonL

Originally Posted by CaptainBlack

If you have Ghostview properly installed .eps files will have been associated with Ghostview, and you need only double click on such a file to have Ghostview open it.

RonL

TY CB, but i just saw that eps files do work with GS.