PostScript to Image Converter

Convert PS to TGA

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TGA format file is a kind of raster image which is often used to store texture files referenced by 3D video games. If you want to convert the file of PS to TGA image, maybe the command line application VeryDOC Postscript to Image Converter will be a good helper to you because it is a specially designed application for converting PS or EPS format file to different kinds of images.

As a command line application, Postscript to Image Converter can fulfill the conversion within three steps and you can call it in MS-DOS command prompt window when using it. The following contents will act as a teacher in order to show you how to convert PS to TGA. You just need to do the following three steps.

Before knowing how the application works, you need to download the tool at first. Please click the following link to download the evaluation version which is free of charge: www.verydoc.com/ps2img.zip. This ZIP file must be unzipped to some location of your computer and when you get the extracted package, you can see there is an executable file named as ps2img.exe. It is the called program in the conversion from Postscript to TGA.

There are three steps in total.

The first step: open MS-DOS interface

At first, please open MS-DOS interface in which you can input the command line of the conversion. Click “Start”—“Run” to open “Run” dialog box and input “cmd” in “Open” combo box of “Run” dialog box. Then please click “OK” button. You can also use the shortcut key “Window”+ “R” to open “Run” dialog box.

The second step: input the command line

The command line for converting PS to TGA is consisted of called program which is the executable file ps2img.exe, source file which is the input PS format file and the target file which is the output TGA format image. You can refer to the following command line example to write your command line:

ps2img –i C:\input.ps –o D:\output.tga

In the command line, you need to use the paths of each file when you call them. Please don’t forget the options “-i” and “-o” before the source file and target file.

The last step: run the conversion

You can press “Enter” button on the keyboard to run the conversion from PS to TGA at last. Several seconds, you will get the target file in the specified location.

Actually, you can buy different kinds of licenses of Postscript to Image Converter according to your needs. For example, if you want to run it on a server, you will need to use the server license. If you want to embed or redistribute the application to your developed software, the developer license will do you a favor. To buy any one of the licenses, please get into the homepage of VeryDOC Postscript to Image Converter: https://www.verydoc.com/ps-to-image.html.

PostScript to Image Converter

Convert PS to EMF

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The command line application VeryDOC Postscript to Image Converter allows you to convert the format file PS to EMF format image with high quality and efficiency. This application is based on Windows platform and you can use it to convert PS or EPS format file to a variety of formats image. When you use this application, you can also set different parameters for the target file such as changing the resolution of the target file.

Please download the application before you starting the conversion from PS to EMF via clicking the following link: www.verydoc.com/ps2img.zip which is for you to download the free trial version. You need to extract it to your computer disk and please use the executable file ps2img.exe as the called program in the conversion.

For this command line application is a MS-DOS oriented one, please open MS-DOS interface when converting Postscript to EMF. You can click “Start” for opening the start menu in which please click “Run” to open “Run” dialog box. Then input “cmd” in “Open” combo box and click “OK” button. To open “Run” dialog box, you can also use the shortcut key “Window”+ “R” combination on your keyboard.

Then please input the command line in the popup MS-DOS interface. The command line is a combination of several parts: called program, source file, target file, all of which are the necessary parts. If you want to set some other parameters, you can also add other commands into it. Please see the command line example in the following Figure.

convert PS to EMF

The command line is

ps2img –r 180 –i C:\input-file.ps –o D:\output.emf

In the command line,

ps2img represents the called program. The option –i with the path C:\input-file.ps stands for source file. The option –o with the path D:\output.emf stands for the target file. The parameter –r 180 is to set the resolution for the target file as 180 DPI.

At last, please hit “Enter” button to run and complete the conversion from PS to EMF. If you want to see some other commands used in the command line for setting target image parameters or buy the application, you can visit the homepage of VeryDOC Postscript to Image Converter at https://www.verydoc.com/ps-to-image.html.

PostScript to Image Converter

Convert PS to WMF

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This article aims at showing you how to use the command line application VeryDOC PS to Image to realize the conversion from PS to WMF. You will find the conversion steps are easy enough and you just need to open the conversion platform, input the command line and run the conversion.

PS to Image Converter is a powerful converter which can convert the formats PS and EPS to many kinds of high-quality image formats. Also, this converter enables developers to access via any programming or scripting languages, such as Visual Basic, C/C++, Delphi, ASP, PHP, C#, .NET, etc.

Before using the application, you’d better download the free trial version of it for you to evaluate. The link is the following one: www.verydoc.com/ps2img.zip. After downloading the ZIP file to your computer, you need to unzip it to some location for getting the extracted package which contains all the components of the application. In the package, you can see an executable file ps2img.exe which is the called program in the conversion from PS to WMF.

After evaluating, if you are interested in the application, you can buy it at its homepage: https://www.verydoc.com/ps-to-image.html where supplies server license, developer license, SDK/COM server license and SDK/COM developer license. You can choose any one of them that you need.

The first step of the conversion from Postscript to WMF is to open the conversion platform—MS-DOS interface where you can input the command line. You can click “Start”—“Run” or use the hot key “Window”+ “R” combination to open the dialog box “Run”. In this dialog box, please input “cmd” in “Open” combo box and click “OK” button.

In the opened MS-DOS interface, please input the command line. This is the most significant step in the whole conversion. If you don’t know how to write your command line, please see the following example:

ps2img –i C:\File-test.ps –o C:\File-test.wmf

The following contents are the interpretation about the command line:

(1) ps2img stands for the called program.

(2) –i C:\File-test.ps stands for the source file.

(3) –o C:\File-test.wmf stands for the target file.

Please remember to use the full path of the file which you used in the command line such as the executable file ps2img.exe, source file and target file.

The last step is to run the conversion from PS to WMF by hitting “Enter” button. Then the conversion will come to the end.

PostScript to Image Converter

Convert PS to PCX

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The command line application VeryDOC Postscript to Image Converter can be used to convert PS or EPS format file to different kinds of image formats such as JPG, TIFF, BMP, GIF, PNG, PCX, etc. If you want to convert PS to PCX format file, this application will help you fulfill the conversion within three steps, which are easy enough for you to learn. You just need to know which kinds of elements you need to input in the command line and then the work will become acceptable.

You need to download the application via clicking the following link: www.verydoc.com/ps2img.zip and unzipping it to some location of your computer. When you see the extracted package “ps2img”, please open it in which all the components of Postscript to Image Converter are located. The executable file ps2img.exe will play as the called program in the conversion from Postscript to PCX.

Now you are able to start the operations to realize the conversion from PS to PCX from opening the MS-DOS command prompt window. There are two offered methods for your reference to open MS-DOS interface:

  • Click “Start” to open the start menu and click “Run” in the menu to open “Run” dialog box. Then please input “cmd” in “Open” combo box and click “OK” button.
  • Use the hot key “Window”+ “R” keyboard shortcuts to open “Run” dialog box and input “cmd” in “Open” box. Click “OK” button to open MS-DOS command prompt window.

Then please input the command line which includes called program, source file and target file. You can also add some other parameters to set some settings for the target file according to your needs. The commands are shown in the homepage of the application. Please see the following command line example:

ps2img –i D:\HIT.ps –o C:\PRESS.pcx

Where

  • ps2img is the called program. Please use its path when calling it in MS-DOS command prompt window.
  • –i with D:\HIT.ps stands for the path of source file.
  • –o with C:\PRESS.pcx is the path of target file.

If you don’t like to input the long path into MS-DOS prompt window, you can correspondingly drag the file you need into the window and it will automatically turn to the absolutely path of the file, which is considered as the most convenient way to get file path.

At last, please press “Enter” button on the keyboard to run the conversion from PS to PCX.

If you need to buy the application VeryDOC Postscript to Image Converter or learn more information about it such as the feature and functions, please get into its homepage at https://www.verydoc.com/ps-to-image.html.

PostScript to Image Converter

Convert PS to PNG

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The PNG format image which is a little similar with the GIF image format but without copyright limitations can be used to store graphics for Web images. It contains a bitmap of indexed colors and uses lossless compression. If you want to convert PS to PNG format image, you can take the command line application VeryDOC Postscript to Image Converter as your tool because it can convert PS or EPS format file to a dozens of image formats.

By using the application Postscript to Image Converter, you can set many kinds of parameters for the target file to realize different kinds of functions. The application allows you to make the conversion quickly and easily for you only need to input some simple commands into the MS-DOS interface.

You need to download the application at www.verydoc.com/ps2img.zip and extract it to your computer. The extracted package contains all the components of the application and the executable file ps2img.exe is the called program file in the conversion from PS to PNG. When you start the conversion, just call it in MS-DOS interface.

The above link is for you to download the free trial version of the application. If you want to use all the functions without any limitations after the evaluation, please buy the application at its homepage: https://www.verydoc.com/ps-to-image.html where gives several choices for purchasing different kinds of licenses.

Please open MS-DOS interface at the beginning of the conversion from Postscript to PNG. You can press and hold “Window”+ “R” shortcut key to open “Run” dialog box in which please input “cmd” in “Open” combo box and click “OK” button. You can also click “Start”—“Run” to open “Run” dialog box.

The command line must be inputted into MS-DOS interface then. There are three necessary parts in the command line if you don’t want to set any other parameters for the target file: called program, source file and target file. You can see the following command line example for you to better understand it.

ps2img –i D:\FI.ps –o D:\FO.png

Where,

  1. ps2img means the called program ps2img.exe.
  2. –i D:\FI.ps  indicates the path of source file.
  3. –o D:\FO.png stands for the path of target file.

In the command line, you need to use the path of each file that you call. For example, when you call the called program ps2img.exe, you need to input its full path like: "C:\Program Files\ps2img\ps2img.exe".

At last, please hit “Enter” button on the keyboard to run the conversion from PS to PNG. You just need to wait for several seconds until the conversion comes to the end.