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encapsulated PostScript
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encapsulated PostScript

Computer graphics file format used by the PostScript page-description language. It is essentially a PostScript file with a special structure designed for use by other applications.



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Each figure or chart must be saved as a separate file in the original software format in which it was created and must meet the following publication standards: color and greyscale (if possible); JPEG or TIF files sized to print no smaller than 3 x 5 inches at a minimum resolution of 300 pixels per inch; PowerPoint slides; EPS files generated from Illustrator (preferred) or Corel Draw.
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The other batch contains the traditional eps file in addition to the jpeg and tiff and is ready for "layering".
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Each figure or chart must be saved as a separate file in the original software format in which it was created and must meet the following publication standards: color and greyscale (if possible); JPEG or TIF files sized to print no smaller than 3 X 5 inches at a minimum resolution of 300 pixels per inch; PowerPoint slides; EPS files generated from Illustrator (preferred) or Corel Draw.
Defense AT & L writer's guidelines in brief by Defense AT & L
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