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Opening EPS Files. Navigate to the location of the EPS file using File Explorer. Right-click the EPS file, then select Open With to bring up a list of apps on your computer. Select an application such as Adobe Illustrator, Photoshop or InDesign to open the EPS file. If you don't have any of these applications installed on your computer, you can either get a free trial from Adobe.com or opt to have the free application EPS Viewer installed. To open an EPS file in Word 2013, click Insert on the Office ribbon, then click the Pictures option. Select the EPS file from your hard drive and then click Open.
EPS stands for Encapsulated PostScript. EPS is a graphic file format that describes an image (raster/bitmap) or a drawing (vector) or both. It is a standard file format for importing and exporting PostScript files. See raster vs vector. Even a file created with a vector program may not be 100% vector.