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Article #99Re: Grayscale TIF's look like Film Negatives in Pagemaker
From: Bob Levine
Date: Sun, 10 Dec 2006 16:03
Date: Sun, 10 Dec 2006 16:03
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For starters EPS is subset of postscript and does not include all the applicable info including page information. Secondly, you're simply doing more work than you need to. Printing directly to Adobe PDF creates device independent postscript and then distills it using the Adobe PDF PPD. That's simply the best way to get a distilled PDF. Finally, if you're sending files for use in ancient workflows, go right ahead and distill the PDFs but if you're sending files out and have control over printers, then you should be talking to them about accepting exported PDF. Bob
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