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Hi,
I have a professionally designed, black-and-white logo in tiff, jpg and gif formats. I need to get it into a vector format that Word (specifically, Word X for the Mac) will be able to read. I want to be able to resize the graphic as needed without it going all jaggy on me. The only vector format I see in PSE’s Save As options is "Photoshop EPS." The dialog box for this Save Of is full of options that I don’t understand. I tried saving as an EPS file. (I should add that I’m printing to an ink-jet printer from a Mac running Panther.) Anyway, the graphic printed, but with all of the jagged aliased artifacts that I didn’t want. And with other options, Word won’t read it at all.
Can somebody enlighten me a little? 😉 BTW, the graphic artist who designed the logos sent me some other EPS files, but Word won’t read those — it simply inserts them as a long text file with Postcript instructions in it.
Thanks!!!
Steve
I have a professionally designed, black-and-white logo in tiff, jpg and gif formats. I need to get it into a vector format that Word (specifically, Word X for the Mac) will be able to read. I want to be able to resize the graphic as needed without it going all jaggy on me. The only vector format I see in PSE’s Save As options is "Photoshop EPS." The dialog box for this Save Of is full of options that I don’t understand. I tried saving as an EPS file. (I should add that I’m printing to an ink-jet printer from a Mac running Panther.) Anyway, the graphic printed, but with all of the jagged aliased artifacts that I didn’t want. And with other options, Word won’t read it at all.
Can somebody enlighten me a little? 😉 BTW, the graphic artist who designed the logos sent me some other EPS files, but Word won’t read those — it simply inserts them as a long text file with Postcript instructions in it.
Thanks!!!
Steve
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