andrewdelvard

My graphics designer has sent me some logos to look at on a cd. Unfortunately its for Mac. He's gone away for a couple of weeks and I really could do with taking a look at the designs and printing a few off. Is it possible to buy some kind of emulator program? Or is it not as simple as that?
Bit desperate so any help would be great.

ScoobyDoo555

I've got a Mac - what format are they?

In most cases, because the Mac tolerates the PC , the files are cross-platform compatible.....

Dan

andrewdelvard

It's an epsf file. Can these be opened on a pc?

Miles

I believe it's a bit difficult as you really need a Mac ROM - which are licensed. However if you want to dig about there is the Open Source emulator Basilisk II.

class_A

EPSF = Encapsulated PostScript File. I can imagine Photoshop would read it. if you haven't got access to PS, use Ghostscript

andrewdelvard

Sorted.
This is how I did it.
I downloaded TransMac http://www.sharewaresoft.com/TransMac-download-3085.htm
It's a Windows program that enables you to copy to and from Macintosh discs. Very easy to use and could be useful in the future.
Then, (thanks to class_A )I opened the file on Photoshop and hey presto logos galore.
I'm sure I could have done it in other ways but this worked well. Thanks everyone.