If you have any of the products like superprint, you can choose to print to
an image at whatever resolution you choose - directly from word/ whatever.
Saves a lot of messing about.
>How to get nice looking, justified and long text into a map? I just had
>great luck doing the work in a word processor, then scanning it and
opening
>it in a map window and placing it in layout within a frame.
>
I find that creating text in Photoshop then saving as tiff or whatever
produces not only nice contolled text, but you can develop text blocks
similar to rubber stamp which can be added to your layout as and when you
would use such items, such as draft, confidential, copyright etc
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