I didn't see anybody mention this, but then I didn't read every word of
every response (I've been away for the past 5 days):
EPS are postscript graphics -- they'll print fine on postscript printers
but on non-postscript printers they'll only print as the embedded
screen-resolution TIFF graphic.
I thought your problems were all among people printing your Word files
on PS printers, or I would have suggested this as the reason for the
discrepancy before.
PDFs are designed to print fine on all printers, which is why using
Adobe Distiller to create a PDF file worked.
Sorry if this just regurgitates somebody else's response.
David H. Bailey
Chuck Israels wrote:
Hi all,
Apparently, this EPS issue is an MS Word problem, not Finale, or the
OS, or EPS in general. A friend here processed the file in Adobe
Distiller, and the resulting pdf looks fine. People with PS printers
were able to print from Word without a problem, but others got
rasterized graphics. This method seems to work for showing rough
drafts. Whoever does the layout later in the process will surely use a
page layout application that will handle the graphics correctly.
Thanks for all the input.
Chuck
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