Apple MacOS 13 Ventura built-in preview application no longer supports PostScript (. ps/. eps) files

MacOS 13 is the latest system of Apple's computers. Apple has been continuously optimizing and upgrading the system. Recently, Apple announced that its MacOS 13 Ventura built-in preview application no longer supports PostScript (. ps/. eps) files. Here's a detailed report for you.

According to a new Apple support file,starting from macOS 13 Ventura, the built-in preview application on Mac no longer supports PostScript (. ps) and Encapsulated PostScript (. eps) files. On macOS 13 Monterey and earlier versions, the built-in preview application can still be used to open these files. Apple did not provide the reason for this change.

Apple recommends using other third-party Mac applications that can view or convert PostScript files. Apple said that on the macOS 13 Ventura, the following steps will be followed Ps and The eps file can still be printed by dragging it into the Mac printer queue.

Select Apple Menu> System Settings, and then click Printers and Scanners on the sidebar.

Click the printer name on the right.

Click the Printer Queue button to open the Printer Queue window.

Will Ps or The eps file is dragged into the printer queue window.

It was developed by Adobe in the 1980s Ps and Eps file format has been widely used for desktop publishing/printing purposes. PostScript is the rendering basis of NeXT operating system, and is mostly replaced by PDF format in Mac OS X.

MacOS 13 is the latest computer system developed by Apple. Recently, Apple has released a lot of changes to MacOS 13. I believe there will be a lot of related content in the future. The editor will continue to introduce it here, and you are welcome to come and have a look.