images quality

[unknown1]

Hello,







The images of my documents are degraded in the EPIC
editor and when I print them.



The images format is JPG or SVG.







Do you have a solution to resolve this problem.











David GOPOIS

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[ClayHelberg]

Hi David--

Are you printing directly to a printer, or to PDF via
Acrobat? If the latter, check your Acrobat Distiller/Adobe PDFprinter
settings to make sure it's not downsampling the images when it creates the PDF
file.

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--Clay

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From: David GOPOIS

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The images of my documents are
degraded in the EPIC editor and when I print them.


The images format is JPG or
SVG.





Do you have a solution to resolve
this problem.





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[ptc-1787870]

See Help 6229 for more details on SVG and the TIFF image resolution when
creating print output from Epic. By default, SVG is output at 300 dpi. Try
this:
set defaultprintdpi=600

If you're doing PDF via direct-to-PDF, you may need a passthrough
statement in your .pdfcf file. Graphic quality is pretty low if you use
the default screen.pdfcf found in [Epic-path]\lib. There are others there
more suited for print and press.

You may wish to modify the print.pdfcf or press.pdfcf with your own file
that can be stored in [Epic-path]\custom\lib. For example:
<images passthrough="JPG" |=" jpg=" |=" jpeg=" |=" jpeg=" |=" svg=" |=" svg=" |=" tif=" |=" tif=" |=" <br="/>TIFF | tiff">

Happy Friday all,
Jason

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