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From: Edward on 29 Mar 2010 17:24 I insert a emf logo created in Illustrator in PP programmatically , it prints just fine but it looks jagged and ugly on the screen. Because I have background I can't use other formats , I tried wmf and results are the same and png format has just opposite results ( they look good on the screen , but print poorly) . Any suggestions? -- Best regards, Edward
From: Steve Rindsberg on 29 Mar 2010 21:36 In article <BC0B10E0-ED3F-4111-B2D5-100863C5B6D2(a)microsoft.com>, Edward wrote: > I insert a emf logo created in Illustrator in PP programmatically , it prints > just fine but it looks jagged and ugly on the screen. Because I have > background I can�t use other formats , I tried wmf and results are the same > and png format has just opposite results ( they look good on the screen , > but print poorly) . Any suggestions? Enlarge the graphic in Illustrator before exporting it to EMF. That sometimes helps. ============================== PPT Frequently Asked Questions http://www.pptfaq.com/ PPTools add-ins for PowerPoint http://www.pptools.com/
From: Matti Vuori on 30 Mar 2010 02:22 =?Utf-8?B?RWR3YXJk?= <Edward(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in news:BC0B10E0-ED3F-4111-B2D5-100863C5B6D2(a)microsoft.com: > I insert a emf logo created in Illustrator in PP programmatically , it > prints just fine but it looks jagged and ugly on the screen. Because > I have background I can't use other formats , I tried wmf and > results are the same and png format has just opposite results ( they > look good on the screen , but print poorly) . Any suggestions? Try a higher resolution PNG file. People usually use those at screen resolution (96 ppi or even 72 ppi), but a small compressed logo can as well have 300 ppi (or at least 200 ppi) making it print nicely.
From: Edward on 31 Mar 2010 13:21 Thanks Steve, as always your suggestion worked fine . -- Best regards, Edward "Steve Rindsberg" wrote: > In article <BC0B10E0-ED3F-4111-B2D5-100863C5B6D2(a)microsoft.com>, Edward wrote: > > I insert a emf logo created in Illustrator in PP programmatically , it prints > > just fine but it looks jagged and ugly on the screen. Because I have > > background I can't use other formats , I tried wmf and results are the same > > and png format has just opposite results ( they look good on the screen , > > but print poorly) . Any suggestions? > > Enlarge the graphic in Illustrator before exporting it to EMF. > That sometimes helps. > > ============================== > PPT Frequently Asked Questions > http://www.pptfaq.com/ > > PPTools add-ins for PowerPoint > http://www.pptools.com/ > > > . >
From: Edward on 31 Mar 2010 13:22
I used 600 dpi which is higher than printer resulution and it still doesn't print well. -- Best regards, Edward "Matti Vuori" wrote: > =?Utf-8?B?RWR3YXJk?= <Edward(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in > news:BC0B10E0-ED3F-4111-B2D5-100863C5B6D2(a)microsoft.com: > > I insert a emf logo created in Illustrator in PP programmatically , it > > prints just fine but it looks jagged and ugly on the screen. Because > > I have background I can’t use other formats , I tried wmf and > > results are the same and png format has just opposite results ( they > > look good on the screen , but print poorly) . Any suggestions? > > Try a higher resolution PNG file. People usually use those at screen > resolution (96 ppi or even 72 ppi), but a small compressed logo can as well > have 300 ppi (or at least 200 ppi) making it print nicely. > . > |