Welcome to the pscol home-page !
Patrick Jöckel,
Deutsches Zentrum für Luft- und Raumfahrt (DLR)
Institut für Physik der Atmosphäre
What is pscol?
pscol is a perl-script which converts the color format
of postscript (.ps, .eps) images from RGB (red-green-blue) colors
to grey-levels or CMYK (cyano-magenta-yellow-black) colors.
It currently works only for AFPL Ghostscript output.
This implies that you have
to convert output from other postscript sources with
ps2ps or eps2eps
before pscol can be applied.
Note: It does only work for 'real' vector-postscript, i.e., it does not work, if the original postscript file contains any kind of colored bitmap-graphics ...
pscol is a heavily modified and simplified version of psmod
(Niklas Nordin, Chalmers University of Technology).
pscol is freely available without any warranty under the
GNU
public license (GPL).
The most recent version is V0.1b.
The usage is very simple:
Allowed flags are:
| -h | print this message and exit. |
| -gray | convert RGB colorscale to grayscale. |
| -0gray | convert RGB colorscale to grayscale (simple). |
| -cmyk | convert RGB to CMYK. |
This page was last modified on 17 Dec 2015.
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