pdf2ps input.pdf ##?input.pdf???input.ps ps2eps input.ps ##?input.ps?????input.eps. pdftops. ?? texlive2015????,??????? In this tenth video of my Xpdf series, I discuss and demonstrate the PDFtoPS utility, which converts a PDF file to PostScript (PS). Also, it provides an option allowing creation of an Encapsulated PostScript (EPS) file. It performs its functions via a command line interface, making it suitable for use in pdftops -eps in.pdf out.eps uses Poppler and works good and is fast More description per DragonLord's suggestion: This website allows you to upload files in many formats (one option being PDF) and select a format to convert to (one option being EPS), and it will do the conversion and give PDF TO PS. PDF reports can not be directed to physical printers directly from applications. Below 3 softwares can be used to convert PDF to postscript. By default, PDF files are converted to postscript by pdftops for printing but the -eps option can be used to convert pdf file to eps file. EPS VS Bitmap: EPS file have a bit-mapped image representation of the graphics for the purposes of display. But the PostScript files comprise of only the PostScript Ocasionalmente deseamos proteger un PDF para que el texto no sea copiado, quiza para evitar que alguien se aproveche de nuestro trabajo o porque deseamos evitar la modificacion del documento. ?Es factible? Si, ps2pdf cuenta con una opcion que permite pasar los caracteres a imagenes vectoriales Options for the package - continued. option explanation. 2r continued on the next page . 2lOptions related to epspdf. help You will be shown the help of the psoptions={-level2} This sets the options for pdftops; the default is -level2, don't include -eps or page number options; these will be generated by You can also use pdftops (different from pdf2ps). Here's an article comparing the two:pdf2ps vs pdftops. It's part of xPDF and can be installed on Linux, Windows or Mac. If you want to convert to more than just PS, then stick with pdf2ps since there are options to output to PCL, HPGL and others. For issue 1, your best bet is to rotate the PDF file itself - sorry Xournal does not yet have a feature to rotate the background. There are various packages that help with this (pdfjam, pdftk, ), or a suitable sequence of pdftops, pstops (with the right options to rotate the pages), ps2pdf. Sorry this is not brock@hops:~$ pdf pdf2dsc pdfetex pdfimages pdflatex pdftex pdftohtml pdftops pdf2ps pdffonts pdfinfo pdfopt pdftoabw pdftoppm pdftotext. Are you sure you aren't seeing a radio button option for either .ps or .pdf? I've always had that option with a default Install of Ubuntu.