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    1: epstopdf:
    2: written by Kong Hoon Lee, konghoon@hyowon.cc.pusan.ac.kr
    3: changes by Juergen Bausa, Juergen.Bausa@T-Online.de
    4: bugfix by Pascal Perichon, Pascal.Perichon@u-bourgogne.fr
    5: 
    6: It converts an EPS file to an encapsulated PDF File and is written
    7: based on the perl script 'epstopdf' by Sebastian Rahtz on
    8: http://tug.org/applications/pdftex/epstopdf.
    9: It works like the perl script without 'perl' but requires 'Ghostscript'.
   10: The accompanied Makefile can be used to automate the update of all eps/pdf
   11: files in a directory. Just put it in the directory where your eps files
   12: are and type 'make' from the command line (you will need a version of
   13: GNU-make).
   14: 
   15: This program invokes 'gswin32c' and the path including 'gswin32c'
   16: should be included to the environment variable 'PATH'.
   17: 'gswin32c' should know, where to find its initialization files
   18: and fonts, using an registry entry (Windows) or an environment variable.
   19: 
   20: Using a different output device, it is also possible to convert eps
   21: files to bitmaps (e.g. -sDEVICE=bmpmono).
   22: 
   23: Usage: epstopdf [options] filename-of-an-eps-file
   24: Options:
   25:   --help:             print usage
   26:   --outfile=<file>:   write result to <file>
   27:   --tmpfile=<file>:   use <file> as temporary file
   28:   --(no)filter:       read/writ standard input/output (default: false)
   29:   --(no)gs:           run ghostscript                 (default: true)
   30:   --(no)compress:     use compression                 (default: true)
   31:   --(no)hires:        scan HiresBoundingBox           (default: false)
   32:   --(no)exact:        scan ExactBoundingBox           (default: false)
   33:   --(no)debug:        debug informations              (default: false)
   34:   --(no)wait:         wait for keystroke              (default: false)
   35:   --gsexec=<gs>:      use <gs> to invoke ghostscript  (default: gswin32c)
   36:   --enlarge=<a>:      enlarge BB by <a>/72 ''         (default: 0.)
   37:   -sDEVICE=<dev> :    use <dev> as output device      (default: pdfwrite)
   38:   -r<a>:              output resolution for gs        (default: 600)
   39:   --width=<a>:        output width in pixels          (default: none)
   40:   --height=<a>:       output height in pixels         (default: none)
   41:   --gsopt=<a>:        add <a> to the gs command line  (default: none)
   42: 
   43: If you have any problems or comments, mail to Juergen.Bausa@T-Online.de