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Re: Frame7 Jagged Graphics

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From: Sean
Date: Wed, 15 Jan 2003 00:52
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      When I import eps graphics into Frame I get jagged images on screen




That's because you are looking at the low-res TIFF preview. This is normal.

      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.





This depends. EPS MUST be printed to a PostScript priner USING a PostScript driver. It is possible that your PostScript printer has a non-PostScript driver as well; you need to use the PostScript one. Thus, I suspect you cannot print EPS to the HP DeskJet because I suspect it has no PostScript driver.

The second issue is how the EPS was created. Many CAD applications, for example, do not set a line width when you print to EPS, an so the lines are very, very, very thin.

Cheers,

Sean
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