Freehand Importing Problems

Discussion in 'OS X and OS X Apps' started by bagwis, Apr 20, 2004.

  1. bagwis

    bagwis Active Member

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    Hi there. I'm having problems with my psd file that I'm trying to import to freehand. It looks ok after I import it but it comes out pixelized when I try and print it. Anyone?

    TIA
     
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    Hmmm.... not really sure (haven't done it for a long time) but if my memory doesn't fail me, Freehand imports a "placer" version of the graphics you did in PS.... meaning that it imports a low rez version of the graphic.

    Try saving an EPS or TIFF for output/printing and importing those formats in FH, they work a lot better.
     
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    I agree. Do not import PSDs. TIFFs, EPS, or JPG are the way to go.
     
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    Check your Freehand Preferences and in Redraw, check the highest on screen resolution.
     
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    To cutiepanda and Carlo:

    Thanks for reply. I will be trting this out immediately.

    To Kelvin:

    I will try this also, immediately.


    I will post results asap. Thanks again, amigos, for your help.

    [Edited on 4-20-2004 by bagwis]
     
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    Great tips! All's well now. I saved the psd file to TIFF then imported it to FH. It was clear as day.

    Thanks to cutiepanda, Carlo, and Kelvin.

    Mabuhay ang PhilMUG!
     

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