Create or manipulate EPS files using .NET <p>I have to create thousands of individual EPS (Encapsulated PostScript) files. These files will be printed by a company that uses a Roland printer and software. The printer software only accepts eps files.</p> <p>So this is the procedure I've implemented using a custom vector graphics library:</p> <ol> <li>Create an individual bitmap (this works)</li> <li>Draw a rectangle around the bitmap in a certain named color (the color must be named "CutContour" YMCK (0, 0.9, 0, 0). The color itself isn't important, but the name must be set to "CutContour".</li> <li>Save the graphics in the EPS format</li> </ol> <p>Now, using some custom library I was able to do all the steps I've described, but the library apparently doesn't support color names (spot colors?).</p> <p>Another strategy I tried in my desperation: I've created a working example file in EPS using CorelDraw (I even did it with Adobe Illustrator).</p> <p>Using a hex editor I extracted the first part of the file until the bitmap information and the bottom part after the bitmap. Using both parts I was able to "inject" the individual bitmap and created new "Frankenstein" eps files just by concatenating the parts.</p> <p>I could open these files in CorelDraw, but they must be somehow corrupt, because the company that prints the images can't open them on their machines. Also, I have some other issues with that files. I guess there is some binary information at the end of the file that's somehow related to the bitmap.</p> <ol> <li>Does anybody know some other library or clever way to get the desired result?</li> <li>Does anybody know who I could manipulate the created eps file in order to draw the rectangle using the "CutContour" color name? (It's not obvous looking at the file I've created using CorelDraw and AI)</li> </ol> <p><em>Thanks for reading!</em></p>