History of Encapsulated PostScript

Last update Apr. 21^st 2022 11:35:45 AM

Creation date Mar. 13^th 2016 12:58:26 PM

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  Viru on Apr. 21^st 2022 11:35:45 AMReport

  Internet Explorer

  yes

  Safari

  yes

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  _wb_ on Oct. 3^rd 2021 4:06:49 PMReport

  Year

  1982

  Vector graphics

  yes

  Raster image

  no

  CMYK support (for print)

  yes

  Developed by

  Adobe

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  Alexis on Sep. 21^st 2020 9:42:55 PMReport

  Microsoft Edge

  no

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  Alexis on Sep. 21^st 2020 9:19:54 PMReport

  HDR

  yes

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  Bre Wight on Mar. 13^th 2016 3:13:33 PMReport

  Lossless

  yes

  Animation support

  no

  Transparency support

  yes

  Layers support

  yes

  Licensed

  yes

  Developed by

  Adobe Systems

  Commonly used for

  Sending vector graphics to print
  Working with vector/raster graphics across platforms/graphic design programs

  Firefox

  no

  Opera

  no

  Safari

  no

  Google Chrome

  no

  File extensions

  .eps .epsi .epsf

  Wikipedia

  https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Encapsulated_PostScript

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  Bre Wight on Mar. 13^th 2016 3:00:12 PMReport

  Internet Explorer

  no

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  Bre Wight on Mar. 13^th 2016 12:58:26 PMReport

  Mode

  70

  Name

  Encapsulated PostScript

  Viewer

  public

  Editor

  bre-wight-38fj33w9

  Category

  practical

  Short name

  EPS

  Description

  EPS is a file extension for a graphics file format used in vector-based images in Adobe Illustrator. EPS stands for Encapsulated PostScript. An EPS file can contain text as well as graphics.

  Pros

  Scalable to any size
  Lossless
  Compatibility for vector graphics
  Ideal for printing/output

  Cons

  May lose control of advanced vector editing features