Batch EPS thumbnail printer

[DizzyMarkus]

I have a few folders worth of eps's-- I would like to batch thumbnail print these out -- sort of like a image gallery. Does anyone know of either of these two--

An EPS viewer

Ultimately I would like to print out the files in thumbnail form with a batch process doing a bunch :0)


PS. some of the cds I bought come with a PDF as a viewable page of its contents. that would be ok as well.

thank you greaty,
Markus

 

[J Hill Designs]

try irfran view

 

[jayhawksigns]

Do you have Photostop?? Its got an option for producing proof pages, have to print them after it runs, but it'll put as many on a page as you want.

 

[Keith Rae]

Paint Shop Pro from Corel will open just about any type of graphic file and let you print contact sheets of file directory's. Also lets you do batch conversions of A hole directory.
they have a try before you buy for 30 days sign up at Corel and they will send you specials the have on there products. retails for around $80 seen it as cheep as $30

 

[Techman]

Its got an option for producing proof pages,

cs4 doesnt have too good version of this contact sheet option. It has a round about way using a pdf. It really sucks. People are screaming for the older version. It appears that cs6 will have it back. Maybe. No one seems to have a definite answer.

 

[DizzyMarkus]

Thank you all for the leads to investigate :0) Flexi will preview the image but one at a time -- least as far as I know lol I was hopeing there was something a simple as dropping in a folder of eps' -- chooseing how many per page and hit print

As Im starting out I want to start with that type of catalog for storage and review. I dont mind the $80 so long as it does what I want lol

thank you all,
Markus

 

[signswi]

cs4 doesnt have too good version of this contact sheet option. It has a round about way using a pdf. It really sucks. People are screaming for the older version. It appears that cs6 will have it back. Maybe. No one seems to have a definite answer.

It was moved out of Photoshop and into Bridge, where it has been much improved.

Use Bridge.

 

[DizzyMarkus]

Many thanks again to you all for shaing info with me. I ended up using " irfran view " and has worked out quite well :0) -- more specifically the IRFRAN THUMBNAIL part. Since using this I am moving away from the printed catalogs to more of a catergorized system on the pc.
Thank you jhilldesigns :U Rock:

Since this topic has entered, what kind of system do you folks use to store your graphics -- 1 and 2, to store specific customer files. Right now I am using all names and or business named folders.

thank you,
Markus