In the File menu go to print preview - from there you can set a number of different behaviours of matlab's print. Then print your figure with:
filename = goodone-01.eps
print('-depsc2','-painters',filename)
That should give you a decent eps-file where the plot is in a vector-graphics format, it works for most cases except where you use transparency.
HTH
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