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How to Include/Insert PNG File in Post Script file

New Here ,
Oct 22, 2017 Oct 22, 2017

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Dear Experts,

I have PS file of around 12 KB, I need to insert PNG image in it at 385 275 location in Post script file. Is there any Batch process that i could do.

What shall be the code inside PS to insert PNG.

I need to keep the size of post script as low as possible.

Here is the sample of my PS and PNG file

Dropbox - QR Sample.7z

https://www.dropbox.com/s/qsw8niziz1f9w4i/QR%20Sample.7z?dl=0

Pls Guide

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Oct 22, 2017 Oct 22, 2017

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This is more a task for Acrobat.

>> Acrobat

I ( not so much an expert) would rather create a PDF than a PS file because it is very easy to insert a picture in Acrobat.

Fenja

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Oct 22, 2017 Oct 22, 2017

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Okay, How to do this in Batch Mode. What about the file size. Can you please tell me how to do this in Batch Mode.

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Oct 22, 2017 Oct 22, 2017

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In Acrobat click "Tools" and select Actions or Actions Wizard or something like that (my Acrobat isn't an English version).

Select New Action and make the appropriate settings - as shown in my screenshot from Acrobat DC (older versions have the same tools but another appearance).

actionsacrobat.png

On youtube you can find some tutorials about actions in Acrobat too.

As I said above, I'm not an Acrobat evangelist. So if you've special questions about your task, please, ask the more experienced people in the Acrobat forum.

Fenja

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Oct 23, 2017 Oct 23, 2017

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