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Article #15959Re: What's the best way?
From: Robert_Kyle
Date: Fri, 24 Oct 2003 19:30
Date: Fri, 24 Oct 2003 19:30
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Ole: The answer, I guess, is all of the above. Our database of image files contains EPSes, and that's what's linked to the page when it comes time to print. Or, at least, that's the theory. But in the design stages, the frames might contain a TIFF, a JPEG, a PDF and maybe some other file types that I'm not aware of. After reading your latest response, I've become aware that what I thought was an image wasn't and that I really don't know what an image is... So, what I need to find out, first, is whether a frame contains *anything*. Later on, I'll want to make sure that the thing it contains is linked to an EPS or whatever.
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