GSview is a graphical interface for Ghostscript under MS-Windows. Ghostscript is an. Extract bitmap preview or PostScript from DOS EPS file. Extract text.

Obtaining GSview 5.0 GSview 5.0 Obtaining GSview GSview 5.0 is available from • Win32 self extracting archive • Win64 (x86_64) self extracting archive • Source archive GSview requires Ghostscript. You must download Ghostscript separately.

See The current release is GPL Ghostscript 9.23. For Windows, obtain and install Ghostscript, then run the GSview self extracting archive gsv50w32.exe (or gsv50w64.exe on Win64). Features GSview is a graphical interface for Ghostscript under MS-Windows.

Ghostscript is an interpreter for the PostScript page description language used by laser printers. For documents following the Adobe PostScript Document Structuring Conventions, GSview allows selected pages to be viewed or printed. GSview requires Ghostscript 7.04-9.99. Features include: • Display and print PostScript and PDF files.

• View pages in arbitrary order (Next, Previous, Goto). • Page size and Orientation are automatically selected from DSC comments or can be selected using the menu.

• Print selected pages using Ghostscript. • Convert pages to bitmap, PDF or PostScript. • Selectable display resolution, depth, alpha.

• Single button zoom. • Extract selected pages to another file. • Copy display bitmap to clipboard. • Save clipboard bitmap as BMP file. • Add bitmap or user preview to EPS file (Interchange, TIFF or Windows Metafile) • Graphically select and show bounding box for EPS file.

• Extract bitmap preview or PostScript from DOS EPS file. • Extract text or search for text.

• Can read gzip and bzip2 compressed PostScript and PDF files. • On-line help. • Win32 and Win64 executables.

• Linux/X11 is only available in older versions at present. • Older versions support OS/2 and Win16.

• Can be run directly off a CD-ROM or USB memory stick (Portable Application). • English, Catalan, Dutch, French, German, Greek, Italian, Russian, Slovak, Spanish and Swedish languages. • Per user initialisation files for Windows. • Includes setup program. • Free (Aladdin Free Public Licence). • Works with Ghostscript 7.04 - 9.99 (GSview checks the Ghostscript version number).

There are older versions of GSview that will work with Ghostscript 4.03 - 7.00. Changes in version 5.0: • Minor bug fixes.

• Use HTML help on Windows because Microsoft removed WinHelp. • Fix problems with saving registration number on Windows 7. • Fixes for Windows 7 x64 to correctly find language files and 64-bit Ghostscript. Known issues The GSview registration number doesn't save when you enter it on Windows 10. Braa grim bajke pdf.

Solution is to run GSview as Administrator once, enter the registration number, then exit. You should then be able to run GSview as an ordinary user without being prompted for the registration number each time. GSview was written by Russell Lang at Ghostgum Software Pty Ltd.

GSview 5.0 should be used with 9.04 or later. Updated 2018-07-06.

To run Ghost from a command line • Reboot the computer with the proper boot package in the drive. Note: this can be a floppy, CD, USB (or PXE) for DOS, Windows PE is not loadable from floppy.

• Once Ghost loads and you see the Ghost User Interface, select quit. Note: If the boot package is DOS based then this will return you to a DOS command prompt similar to the following: A: Ghost> If the boot package is Windows PE based then this will return you to a command prompt similar to the following: X: Windows System32> You will need to change the focus to the x: Ghost directory by entering' Ghost'. • To enter a Ghost command line, you must start with the name of the correct executable. If you are unsure of which version you have, Type DIR at the command prompt, then press Enter. Review the list of files to see which executable is present on the boot disk. Possible executable names are: In DOS: Ghost.exe unless you have manually added a diffrent executable. In Windows PE: Ghost32.exe, Gdisk32.exe or Ghwalk32.exe and others.

• Add a space after the executable name, then add your command line switches. The following example shows a command line using the -split switch. This particular example directs Ghost.exe to not split the image file into 2gig pieces in a DOS environment. Ghost.exe -split=0 The following example is a command line needed when imaging IBM/Lanovo systems to capture addition information needed to successfully clone a client from the image from a Windows PE boot environment. Ghost32.exe -ib The following example is a command that can be run after a successful clone that will use Ghostwalker to change a systems SID. Ghwalk32.exe /sure • To run a task from the Ghost Console For the Ghost console, the switches are added to the definition for a task or backup regime. To add switches to a Clone task • Right-click the task you want to modify, then click Properties.