I need to read an .EPS image file and print the contents.

What's the least expensive third party tool can I use to handle this image
file format.  I will need to load and for viewing on the screen and print
the images using ReportBuilder.

Thanks,

Johnnie

Ghostscript.

 > I will need to load and for viewing on the screen and print

integration with Reportbuilder is another matter.

cheers,

Mat

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look at imagelib http://skylinetools.com/imagelib/

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Definately not the least expensive route, but I'm still going to download
and check out their trial version.

Thanks.

:: look at imagelib http://skylinetools.com/imagelib/
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:: "Johnnie Norsworthy" <jln2...@charter.net> wrote in message
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::: I need to read an .EPS image file and print the contents.
:::
::: What's the least expensive third party tool can I use to handle
::: this image file format.  I will need to load and for viewing on the
::: screen and print the images using ReportBuilder.
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::: Thanks,
:::
::: Johnnie

Be sure to check to see if it actually renders a eps file,
or if it displays the embedded preview graphics that
are only sometimes (rarely) found in an eps file.

Joe
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