Ghostscript incorrectly renders the attached file as an 8.5 x 11 inch document, when the correct size is 1006 x 1531 points. Adding the -dEPSCROP option doesn't help. Acrobat 9.3.3 correctly opens the file (see attached TIFF files). The command line I'm using: bin/gs -sDEVICE=tiff24nc o test.tif ./101CM.1.RZ.16042010.1003236.1.ps Adding -dDEVICEWIDTHPOINTS=1006 -dDEVICEHEIGHTPOINTS=1531 to the command line causes the file to render correctly. The page size can be found by using the following command: grep -a BoundingBox 101CM.1.RZ.16042010.1003236.1.ps | head -1
This PS file has a "header" that defeats the -dEPSCrop option. The comments in the header PS file identify it as: % Level 2 Separation (c) Frank Siegert 7/1999 % Start Separation L2 von D:\TEMPPFAD\E27149.BEL We cannot arbitrarily scan past PostScript prefix files and attempt to guess what page size to use, and I suspect that there are cases where Adobe guesses wrong. If I remove the header and trailer having to do with the separation stuff, -dEPSCrop sets the PageSize correctly. Without this option, on the modified file, I get the warning: **** Warning: Some of the BoundingBox for the EPS file will be clipped. Use -dEPSCrop or -dEPSFitPage to avoid clipping. which indicate that the file is being recognized as an EPSF and that the -dEPSCrop is working as expected and documented. Closing as INVALID since Ghostscript is performing as expected as a PostScript interpreter and the -dEPSCrop also works as expected.
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