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Re: A list of Graphics that can be used in FrameMaker

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From: Margie Yundt
Date: Fri, 10 May 2002 18:52
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Hi Sean-- 

We print to an Hp LaserJet 4000--and I find 300 dpi gives me a reasonable graphic size in FM, especially for larger screen shots. And to clarify, no, we do not use CorelDraw for the screen shots (we use FullShot 7 Pro). 

We use CorelDraw for line/assembly drawings & labelling screens. For the line drawings you are right, WMF does work well too--and we will definitely try EPS as well. 

We find that FM likes GIFs best...and they do not inflate the size of the document--and suit our needs the majority of the time without affecting the print quality. 

all input is appreciated--we have certainly had our struggles with graphics! 

=D Margie
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