The file opened in Preview from where I was able to save it as a PDF. I double-clicked the EPS file to see what OSX would do with it. In the end, whilst I was downloading GhostScript in an attempt to get either the Scribus or Inkscape conversion working, I tried this: After I’d downloaded it and fired it up it told me I needed GhostScript…

Download the open source DTP software Scribus and use it to convert the image.Rename the EPS to a PDF and attempt to open it with Inkscape.However, I’d tried to do this in the past without success so I was saving this as a last resort. As far as I can work out this should be possible once you have installed GhostScript. Open the EPS with Inkscape in order save it as an SVG.Google searches turned up various options that didn’t work for me: svg (Scalable Vector Graphic) on my Mac (running OSX 10.6.6, Snow Leopard) so that I could work with it using Inkscape. eps (Encapsulated PostScript) file to an. Recently I needed to convert a stock image I’d purchased as an.

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