I use InDesign a lot and one of the problems with bringing any pdf into
it is that what you see on the screen is quite fuzzy. It always prints
out beautifully, but it's sometimes hard to add things on top of the
pdf because of the lack of resultion.
I have done the imports from Fronimo into Photshop and you can see the
result in 2 of the LSA's past Quarterlies: the songs by Ed Durbrow
about a year ago and more recently the theorbo music that accompanied
Francesca Torelli's article.
Nancy
You might try printing to PDF and importing them into Quark (at
least
it works for InDesign).
Still, I have had some issues with that, and worked around them by
generating a PDF from my original program (Finale), then opening
that
in a Photoshop-type program (with a 600 or 1200 ppi resolution) to
convert it to a bitmap TIFF file which imports fine into page
layout
programs.
-- R
On May 16, 2012, at 10:05 AM, [email protected] wrote:
I want to import a Fronimo .ft3 file into a graphics program such
as
QuarkExpress or CorelDraw (I am a registered user of all 3
programs).
I have tried printing .eps to a generic postscript printer, but no
success.
PDF files look "fuzzy".
Is there any way to generate .eps or .tiff or any other
graphics format
in Fronimo ?
Thanks,
Tom
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