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Subject: Graphics Help Needed
From: Mary Sutton <MSutton@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Mon, 26 Jan 2004 10:23:14 -0500
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Frame 7.1, Windows XP Pro, 384MB RAM, Pentium III processor (800-odd mHz), WWP 2003 for Frame Now that I've got all my text content converted from Word to Frame, I'm working on the hard part - graphics. My final output is both HTML Help (using WebWorks Publisher 2003) and PDF, so I need the graphics to be reasonably crisp in both formats. Using the table in _FrameMaker 7: The Complete Reference_ I chose GIF. I followed the directions for inserting the graphic and chose the DPI I wanted based on the desired size of my graphic. It worked - but the resolution was horrible. Tried at another DPI, same results. So I decided to resize the image in Photoshop, which I did, and imported again using a DPI of 72, which is what the value was in Photoshop. Still looked crappy. And when I mean crappy, I mean *crappy* - the text in the image was all blurred out and almost unreadable. So, I decided to try EPS. All I got was a big gray box and the message that some graphic elements couldn't be displayed. Not good at all. What gives? Seeing as I need good images for both online *and* PDF, is there a preferred format? Thanks, - Mary "Anytime you have an efficient government, you have a dictatorship." Harry S. Truman ** To unsubscribe, send a message to majordomo@xxxxxxxxx ** ** with "unsubscribe framers" (no quotes) in the body. **