Thanks Nancy, Rocky, and Jose for your helpful suggestions.
  When I "re-PDF" a graphics file that I imported a PDF to is when 
things get fuzzy - even in printing!  So, I tried saving PDF as a TIFF 
and this looks awful on-screen but seems to print OK.  Haven't tried 
making a PDF out of that, yet.  
  I am also a Finale user, and I usually just export a TIFF graphics file 
at 600dpi.  These work well, but I want the diamond-shaped noteheads, etc.  
like Fronimo can provide, and I don't know of a way to do this convincingly 
in Finale.  Is there a font for Finale that will do this?
  Thanks,
Tom
>    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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>    4. http://lutesocietyofamerica.org/
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Tom Draughon
Heartistry Music
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