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Outside
How do I make it so I can read postscript files? I'm on windows XP, what do I download or do or say?
Originally posted by Outside
How do I make it so I can read postscript files? I'm on windows XP, what do I download or do or say?
Originally posted by Outside
How do I make it so I can read postscript files? I'm on windows XP, what do I download or do or say?
A Postscript file is a type of computer file that contains instructions for creating high-quality, printable documents. It is often used for creating graphics and documents in the publishing industry.
Yes, you can open a Postscript file on Windows XP by using a special software called a Postscript interpreter. This software converts the Postscript instructions into a format that can be displayed on your computer.
There are several Postscript interpreters available for Windows XP, such as Ghostscript and Adobe Acrobat Reader. You can download and install these programs for free from their respective websites. Once installed, you can open Postscript files by double-clicking on them.
No, a Postscript file is not meant to be edited directly. However, you can open a Postscript file in a graphics or publishing software, such as Adobe Photoshop or Adobe InDesign, and make changes to it before printing.
Yes, there may be some limitations depending on the complexity of the Postscript file and the capabilities of your Postscript interpreter. Some advanced features, such as color management and font embedding, may not be fully supported on Windows XP.