Jason Myers wrote:
> Hello,
> 
> I am running a debian/testing flavour with kde 3.2.  I have a postscript file 
> that I can view in with KGhostView fine, but when I try to print it, I get 
> the following message:
> 
> "The file format image/x-eps is not directly supported by the current print 
> system. KDE can try to convert this file automatically to a supported format. 
> But you can still try to send the file to the printer without any conversion. 
> Do you want KDE to try to convert this file to application/postscript?"
> 
> If I don't convert it and send it raw to the printer, it will only print out 
> one page.  If I try to convert it, I get the following error message:
> 
> "No appropriate filter was found to convert the file format image/x-eps into 
> application/postscript"
> 
> I guess my question is, where would I find the appropriate filter?

Since by definition, an EPS file can ONLY be one page, the question is: exactly 
what is going on here?

What is the name of this mystery file?  Does it have an extension: 'eps'?  If 
so, I suggest that you should be able to solve the problem by changing the 
extension to: 'ps'.

--
JRT

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