twotaileddemon said:My computer can't read these files and I was wondering if you know a safe site I can download a program to read them? thanks..
(sorry I posted this in the sub-form, thought it would get more responses here)
char00les said:Better yet, use notepad. If you want a better editor I would suggest Notepad++. Work's with everything. Download here: http://notepad-plus.sourceforge.net/uk/download.php
Well he did ask if anything could read .ps not render it ;-)f95toli said:You must have posted the wrong thread; Notepad++ is a text editor; NOT what the OP asked about.
A .ps file is a PostScript file that contains a set of instructions for a printer or image setter to produce a printed document or image. It is commonly used for high-quality printing and can be opened with various software programs.
To open a .ps file, you will need a software program that can read PostScript files, such as Adobe Acrobat or Ghostscript. You can also try converting the file to a different format, such as PDF, using an online file converter.
Yes, you can edit a .ps file using a PostScript editor, such as Adobe Acrobat or Ghostscript. However, it is important to note that .ps files are not designed for easy editing and are primarily used for printing purposes.
Your computer may not have the necessary software to open a .ps file. Make sure you have a program that can read PostScript files, or try converting the file to a different format. It is also possible that the .ps file is corrupted or damaged.
While .ps files are not as widely used as they once were, they are still commonly used for high-quality printing and are supported by many software programs. However, other file formats, such as PDF, have become more popular for document sharing and printing.