Re: Graphics Problem

[Jay Smith <jay@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Chris,

When you say "they appear", do you mean on-screen or printed out?  The printed
out versions ought to be 100% fine.

The on-screen should be:

  no preview = gray box
  1-bit preview = highly pixilated
  8-bit preview = moderately pixilated

If you are also having problems printing them out, then the question is: what
printer are you using; does it have either Adobe Postscript or a postscript
emulator.  Many non-postscript-capable printers can't print EPS images
(because they are Encapsulated PostScript).  If this *appears* to be the
problem, try printing to another printer (if you have one) that is postscript
capable.

(Sorry if I am doing the "is it plugged in" routine, but the problem crops up
relatively often.)


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chris.cox@qsipaytech.com wrote:
> 
> Hi all,
> 
> I am hoping  that someone has come across the same problem and can
> assist me.
> 
> We grab our screen shots and place them into Photoshop. From their we
> save them as an eps file and then open them up and pretty them in
> Illustrator. All this looks lovely until we import it into FM. They
> appear as grey boxes or blotches of pixels. We have saved them using 1
> and 8 tiffs per pixel and with nothing at all. We can cut and copy them
> from Illustrator into FM but the file sizes are enormous.
> 
> If anyone has encountered this problem and has a solution, or just
> plain has a solution, please let me know.
> 
> Regards,
> Chris
>

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