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In article <DF9DIG.2Bn@tron.bwi.wec.com>,
daniel@sky700.bwi.wec.com (Mike Daniel) wrote:
> Which version of Pagemaker are you using? When we switched to PM5,
> we also had problems with the PCX files (positioning the graphics). 
                                           ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
> Pagemaker support's solution was to use the PCX import filter from PM4.
> I don't have the details of how to implement it here, but if you are
> interested in this solution, email me at daniel@sky700.bwi.wec.com.
> It may also solve your separation problem.

We're using PM5 also. We continue to have a problem which you may be 
alluding to above. When we save a graphic as PCX from Photoshop, 300dpi, 
sized at 1.2" H x 0.8" wide, for example, PM seems to import it and assume 
it is around 100dpi because it is sized around 3 times bigger. It just 
occured to me as I am describing the problem, is it possible that PM is 
assuming that the resolution of the PCX graphic is the same as the line-
screen frequency of your target printer? I *am* interested if your solution 
speaks to this problem. (I just happen to have another old M4 kicking 
around, which I've been planning to upgrade to PM5. Would it be easy to get 
the filter from there? Or should I look for it on an ftp site? 

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