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Hello Eric,I know of two other options. (Three options if you include Ghostscript). I don't know how much help they are, since I've only used them on FreeBSD and Linux machines, but theoretically it should be possible to run the AIX versions in PASE.
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1) pdftops from the xpdf project. (Probably has the same support issues
as Ghostscript.)
2) Adobe Reader (formerly known as Acrobat Reader) from Adobe.
By far, the best quality rendering comes from Adobe -- which is no
surprise, since it's the same software that most PDFs are created with,
and almost every PDF is tested with Adobe Reader on Windows. But perhaps
the surprising part is that you can run it to simply convert PDF to
PostScript. To do that, you run the following from a command line:
acroread7 -toPostScript -pairs inputfile.pdf outputfile.psAgain, I know it works nicely on Linux, but I haven't tried it in PASE. Might be worth looking into.
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