Re: How to PASSWORD PROTECT eps files

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From: erika_quiroz
Date: Thu, 12 Mar 2009 19:09

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mario, will that produce a file that is as crisp? what i have been doing is saving as eps, then opening in photoshop and saving as eps there but i got some feedback about some images being dithered when printed out? but if rasterizing from illustrator will do it, that is a perfect solution.

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