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Hi,
I scanned a bunch of forms and before I scanned them all, I opened the first one in Photoshop and it looked good. However, when I import them into Quark, it is obvious that they are too dark because the rules spread and there is some background "noise".
In the past, I have been able to convert them to grayscale in Photoshop, adjust them by using <levels>, convert them back to bitmap and they have printed well.
However, after adjusting them on the screen and clicking <OK>, when the screen is refreshed they revert to their old appearance and print the same way.
I am on a new computer and possibly I’ve overlooked some settings.
Any leads would surely be appreciated.
Thank you,
Jamie
I scanned a bunch of forms and before I scanned them all, I opened the first one in Photoshop and it looked good. However, when I import them into Quark, it is obvious that they are too dark because the rules spread and there is some background "noise".
In the past, I have been able to convert them to grayscale in Photoshop, adjust them by using <levels>, convert them back to bitmap and they have printed well.
However, after adjusting them on the screen and clicking <OK>, when the screen is refreshed they revert to their old appearance and print the same way.
I am on a new computer and possibly I’ve overlooked some settings.
Any leads would surely be appreciated.
Thank you,
Jamie
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