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Frame 7 Graphics New Windows User

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From: Net Safety
Date: Tue, 14 Jan 2003 23:16
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Hi,
Long time Mac user here, recently forced to work on a Win 2000 system.
I am totally lost...things are just not where I expect them or work the way I want them.
This is a PC with Win 2000, Frame 7 and Illus 8.
When I import eps graphics into Frame I get jagged images on screen and when I print or part of the image is so faint when it prints as to be invisable (although looks ok on screen).
I print to a Canon ImageRunner550 PS Printer as well as a HP Deskjet952c.
I finally got the inkjet to print the source AI files clearly but I can't get either to print crisp, clear imported images from Frame.
I believe I have the new drivers, and installed latest Adobe PS driver but I know so little about PC that I'm feeling very lost.
Suggestions...
I assume PC should be able to print crisp images to either printer...any little suggestion would be appreciated.
Thanks
Chris
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