eps problems

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constantine terss
Nov 6, 2003
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Dear Common Wisdom:

I’m exporting files as eps’s from Adobe InDesign. When I import them into a Quark file I’m working on they work fine, although I do get an ‘end of file reached’ warning, but the file prints out fine.

However, the minute I do anything to the eps file in Adobe Photoshop and save it as an eps again and bring it into my Quark document it does not print out as a clean eps, but all fuzzy.

What can I do to fix this?

Thanks

Constantine terss
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henri.baeyens
Nov 7, 2003
Seems that you make things complicated with this going from indezine to quark to photoshop.
Indezine and quark are both page layout apps, why use one and then the other?

Once you have your eps (saved as… from either indezine or quark), try opening it w/ illustrator in stead of photoshop.
If adequate, choose all types and convert’em to outlines; then you can save the file as illustrator eps.
Import it in whatever apps, there should not be any problems.

"constantine terss" a
EG
Eric Gill
Nov 7, 2003
constantine terss wrote in
news:BBD07A61.2EB2%:

Dear Common Wisdom:

I’m exporting files as eps’s from Adobe InDesign. When I import them into a Quark file I’m working on they work fine, although I do get an ‘end of file reached’ warning, but the file prints out fine.
However, the minute I do anything to the eps file in Adobe Photoshop and save it as an eps again and bring it into my Quark document it does not print out as a clean eps, but all fuzzy.

That’s right – Photoshop turns the file into pixels at a set resolution, throwing away any vector information.

What can I do to fix this?

Well, you can stop importing them into Photoshop. What are you doing to them there that requires this workflow?
W
WharfRat
Nov 8, 2003
in article , Eric Gill at
wrote on 11/7/03 12:10 PM:

constantine terss wrote in
news:BBD07A61.2EB2%:

Dear Common Wisdom:

I’m exporting files as eps’s from Adobe InDesign. When I import them into a Quark file I’m working on they work fine, although I do get an ‘end of file reached’ warning, but the file prints out fine.
However, the minute I do anything to the eps file in Adobe Photoshop and save it as an eps again and bring it into my Quark document it does not print out as a clean eps, but all fuzzy.

That’s right – Photoshop turns the file into pixels at a set resolution, throwing away any vector information.

What can I do to fix this?

Well, you can stop importing them into Photoshop. What are you doing to them there that requires this workflow?
—
People should really research OPI a bit.
–
Files are really not in layout applications
so
who cares if they look like crap – they are placeholders. –
Pisses me off – if folks embed graphics.

MSD
EG
Eric Gill
Nov 8, 2003
WharfRat wrote in
news:BBD182D5.E7E2%:

in article , Eric Gill at
wrote on 11/7/03 12:10 PM:

constantine terss wrote in
news:BBD07A61.2EB2%:

Dear Common Wisdom:

I’m exporting files as eps’s from Adobe InDesign. When I import them into a Quark file I’m working on they work fine, although I do get an ‘end of file reached’ warning, but the file prints out fine.
However, the minute I do anything to the eps file in Adobe Photoshop and save it as an eps again and bring it into my Quark document it does not print out as a clean eps, but all fuzzy.

That’s right – Photoshop turns the file into pixels at a set
resolution,
throwing away any vector information.

What can I do to fix this?

Well, you can stop importing them into Photoshop. What are you doing
to
them there that requires this workflow?
—
People should really research OPI a bit.
–
Files are really not in layout applications
so
who cares if they look like crap

We’re not talking about screen previews.

"does not print out as a clean eps, but all fuzzy"

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