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loosing font info of eps under OS X

sgoethner
in Importing & Exporting

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Hello,

I'm not picking up basic font info (just Palatino, nothing fancy). The images come from OS 9 & XPress (Illustrator has the same problem) and when I import them into FMP 5.5 under OS X they print bitmapped. It doesn't make a difference whether I make them part of FMP or only a reference.

Any insights are greatly appreciated!

Steve

  • 3 weeks later...
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quote:
Originally posted by Steven Goethner:

Hello,

I'm not picking up basic font info (just Palatino, nothing fancy). The images come from OS 9 & XPress (Illustrator has the same problem) and when I import them into FMP 5.5 under OS X they print bitmapped. It doesn't make a difference whether I make them part of FMP or only a reference.

Any insights are greatly appreciated!

Steve

Sorry to see I'm not the only one discovering this. From reading other message boards it's happening to others as well.

Hello Claris?

[ December 20, 2001: Message edited by: cliff ]

Is this an eps preview image problem?

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quote:
Originally posted by Vaughan:

Is this an eps preview image problem?

Maybe. It looks as if the preview is what's getting printed, not the real info.

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