[thelist] Eps images into word xp
aardvark
roselli at earthlink.net
Sat Dec 21 14:07:01 CST 2002
> From: "fstorr" <fffrancis at fstorr.demon.co.uk>
>
> Ah - thanks for that. So, that rasises the question as to exactly
> what an EPS file is. I know what it stands for but what exactly is
> it?! I've used it as Word doesn't have the greatest graphics handling
> ability, and I need to ensure that I get a good looking image for
> something I'm doing for my company. However, I've got no idea exactly
> what an EPS file is.
i'm going to greatly oversimplify, but an EPS file is an image format
that can contain both raster and vector data... it's a great format
for sharing between applications, too, since it allows both a vector
and raster tool to import and export to a format it knows...
without knowing how complex the image is, have you tried exporting it
to WMF format (windows meta file)?
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