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If you are a computer scientist then you are probably aware of "postscript", but the term seems to be relatively confusing for a non-computing person. Adobe developed a language in 1985 named PDL which became a standard for printing and imaging. Almost all the printers nowadays contain or can load postscript software. A postscript has can be recognized with PS extension.
Postscript styles writing and imaging contents on a page to a black-and-white or color printer. One can convert a document from postscript to PDF. Standard PS files are not directly mutable to PDF format. There is a need to have such a PS to PDF converter that can convert and ensure the reliability of the data. Here we will show you how to achieve it.
One of the most common desktop applications for converting postscript to PDF is PStill. Following steps describe the way for how to use PStill to convert any .ps script to PDF.
Open PStill on your browser. Click on "To download the program click here" to start the download process.
Once you've downloaded and installed the program, open it in your computer. Then select the PS file on the "PostScript Input", then set the output address of the converted PDF. After finishing setting, click on "Start Conversion". The process will begin and finish in a few seconds. You'll have your PDF file in your PC then.
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