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Linda, you can also save your file in Illustrator format if you want them to
edit your file. However, be sure to send a proof of something (a PDF for
example, or a Hotsend file) to make sure your AI file is complete (sometimes,
the conversion gives weird restuls). Of course, if it is just for opening in
Quark or PageMaker, make a note not to open the EPS file into Photoshop. Mac
people tend to make no distinction about Illustrator EPS and Photoshop EPS. I
had many phone calls of Mac people stating that my EPS was only 72dpi! The
opened it in Photoshop and read only the header...

Be sure to convert your text into curves while exporting.
You can also buy an inexpensive utility from Aladdyn Software called
Dropsutff. It will compress your file in Stuffit format.

Linda Gardiner wrote:

> Help?  We use corel Draw but increasingly we are ending up having to email
> for Mac users that work in Quark, Photoshop,Pagemaker .  Any ideas on
> outputting files or is there a conversion tool out there.  Do we have to
> save on a formatted Mac disk from our Pc for them to read eps files?
> ladyg@mb.sympatico.ca

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