pstoepsi - convert PostScript to encapsulated PostScript with bitmap

       Doug Crabill <dgc@cs.purdue.edu> and William C. Cheng <bill.cheng@acm.org>.  This manual page was written
       by Jim Van Zandt <jrv@debian.org> for the Debian GNU/Linux system (but may be used by others).

                                                January 28, 2002                                     PSTOEPSI(1)

pstoepsi  will  convert  an arbitrary PostScript image to an encapsulated PostScript image with a bitmap,
       suitable for incorporation into FrameMaker, LaTeX, troff, etc.

       Note in the USAGE line, the source PostScript file must end in a .ps extention.  This  is  a  GhostScript
       requirement, not mine...

       This  manual page was written for the Debian GNU/Linux distribution because the original program does not
       have a manual page.

       pstoepsi - convert PostScript to encapsulated PostScript with bitmap

-gs    Use ghostscript to convert to EPSI.

       -news  Use Sun's X/NeWS (OpenWindows) to convert to EPSI.

       -strip Strip all %% directives from the source file -- useful when dealing  with  Adobe  Illustrator  and
              others who use directives incompatible with this convention.

       -2x    Use 2X resolution.

       -noprev
              Do not include the preview bitmap.

       -debug Print debugging information.

tgif(1), gs(1).

pstoepsi [-gs|-news] [-strip] [-2x] [-noprev] [-debug] file.ps file.epsi