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I swear I’ll never save a Photoshop file as EPS again. I never did get that file open.
But your comment about the hard edge that a clipping path provides made me think (and zoom in on the clipping path at a zillion percent in ID). That edge DID look hard and sawtoothed.
I ended up creating picture frames in ID that "clipped" the images as necessary, but that technique won’t always work.
If I had left the PS clipping path intact, would it have actually printed out with the hard jagged edge? I suppose I could print it out on my LaserJet and possibly answer my own question …
Marlene
But your comment about the hard edge that a clipping path provides made me think (and zoom in on the clipping path at a zillion percent in ID). That edge DID look hard and sawtoothed.
I ended up creating picture frames in ID that "clipped" the images as necessary, but that technique won’t always work.
If I had left the PS clipping path intact, would it have actually printed out with the hard jagged edge? I suppose I could print it out on my LaserJet and possibly answer my own question …
Marlene
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