Ghostscript is a software suite containing utilities to convert and manipulate graphical documents in Adobe’s PostScript and Portable Document Format (PDF) formats. Ghostscript can generate files in many standard image formats from a PostScript or PDF document, or vice versa. In particular, you can use “gs” (the main utility included in the Ghostscript suite) to convert an image file in JPEG format to PDF. c: cd “" dir /s viewjpeg.ps Press “Enter” at the end of each line. The output of the “dir” command will include the full path to the built-in “viewjpeg.ps” file. That file is always present in all installations of Ghostscript, but its location varies depending on the release of Ghostscript and on other configuration parameters. Make a note of that full path. gs -sDEVICE=pdfwrite -o myFile.pdf “C:\Programs\Ghostscript\lib\viewjpeg.ps” -c myFile.jpg viewJPEG Replace “C:\Programs\Ghostscript\lib\viewjpeg.ps” with the full path obtained in Step 2. Replace “myFile.jpg” with the file name of the JPEG file you need to convert. Press “Enter.” After “gs” finishes executing, the PDF equivalent of your JPEG file will be stored in file “myFile.pdf”.
