How to Make EPS in InDesign CS1

A file with the EPS file extension is an Encapsulated PostScript file. The EPS file type is a finalized graphics file, that is, it's a file created for printing. The EPS version of a file is normally created as a final step prior to printing the graphic on a printer, or sending the file to a print shop for print processing, such as four-color processing. Adobe InDesign CS1 is a page layout program that enables you to make EPS files from an InDesign project.

Instructions

1. Open the file to make into an EPS in the Adobe InDesign application.

2. Click the “File” option on the top navigation bar.

3. Click the “Save As” option. The File Save dialog box opens.

4. Click the “Save as Type” drop-down box at the bottom of the window, and then click the “EPS” option from the list.

5. Type a name for the EPS file in the File Name input box, and then click the “Save” button. The EPS dialog box opens and the General tab is active.

6. Click the radio button in front of the All Pages option, or type a range of pages into the Range input box, and click the “Range” radio button.

7. Edit any optional properties for the EPS file, such as Embedded Fonts, and then click the “Export” button. The EPS file is created.