Of course you may have your reasons to do it this way, but I still don't understand why you need to go such a complicated route: You can print booklets directly from Finale. There is no need to export/import anything.
Also, you may have different quality requirements, but 600dpi is not exactly high quality in my view. Plus those files are going to be absolutely enormous in size once you need more than just a few pages (and even worse in 1200 dpi). Johannes On 30.05.2004 6:54 Uhr, Weldon Whipple wrote > Today I finally succeeded in printing "booklets" on my new Ricoh > printer. After trying encapsulated post script until I was blue in the > face, failing to import it into PageMaker and WordPerfect, I finally > tried something different. > > I tried Microsoft Word. (I still hadn't gotten over my dislike for > Word's substandard features ... until today.) I exported EPS files from > Finale, and Word recognized them--but the print quality was terrible. > Then, on a whim, I esported as TIFF graphics! The result is stunning! I > first tried the highest resolution (let's see, was it 1200?), and > imported them into Word. It worked! ... but Word was sluggish. Then I > tried again at a resolution of 600, and everything looked beautiful, and > no more sluggishness. > > Thanks again for all your suggestions! They helped open my mind to > completely different solutions than I would have considered otherwise. -- http://www.musikmanufaktur.com http://www.camerata-berolinensis.de _______________________________________________ Finale mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.shsu.edu/mailman/listinfo/finale
