### 5.16. Export Image as Encapsulated PostScript

#### 5.16.1. Visão geral

EPS, or “Encapsulated PostScript”, is, as the name suggests, a format that encapsulates a PostScript document, that is usable as a graphics file format. For more information see Encapsulated PostScript.

It is essentially a PostScript program saved as a single file that can include an image preview of the final output.

Figura 15.70. The EPS Export dialog

#### 5.16.2. Options

Image Size

  These settings determine the size and position of the image.

  Width, Height

    Width and Height determine the dimensions at which you image will be exported.

    Zero can be used here when you want the size of the original image to be used.

  X offset, Y offset

    These determine the offset from the lower left corner.

  Keep aspect ratio

    When checked, the resulting image will be scaled to fit into the given size, without changing the aspect ratio.

Unit
  Inch

    When selected, “Inch” is used for the values of the dimensions and offset.

  Millimeter

    When selected, “Millimeter” is used for the values of the dimensions and offset.

Rotation

  This setting allows you to change the rotation of you image between 0 (default), 90, 180 or 270 degrees.

Output
  PostScript Level 2

    When checked, the output will use PostScript level 2 format, otherwise it will use level 1.

  Encapsulated PostScript

    When checked, the output will use “Encapsulated PostScript”, otherwise “PostScript”.

    The default for this setting is determined by which export format you chose.

  Pré-visualizar

    When checked, a preview image is included in your exported document.

  Preview Size

    If you enabled the previous setting, then you can set the maximum size of the preview image here.

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