Hi,
One point to be clarified........the EPS file can be loaded  on ADOBE
Illustrator.
As far as manipulating the image is concerned, then I would like to know
what exactly is the
problem in printing through the EPS files.
Priting through EPS files should not be a problem, for any size, be it A0
or something else.
The EPS files can be made easily through MapInfo.

Thnx
 Neeti Mahajan





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Subject:  MI Output Files for A0 printing





     I can happily print from Mapinfo to my HPDesignjet at A0 size, but
I
     needed to produce a Wallmap using a commercial printer (4-colour
     process films) due to the number of maps required.

     The repro-house (being Mac-based) didn't like WMF files, so I tried

     generating an EPS file from Mapinfo (v4.0).  The EPS file failed
     miserably;

     "There seems to be a major problem in the output from Mapinfo and
in
     our experience we have never satisfactorily been able to plot from
     this software to high-resolution film output."

     The EPS file cannot be loaded into Illustrator or Freehand, which
     would solve most of the problems as the image can then be
manipulated
     in a Mac format.

     I did look at using MapPublisher, but this would have involved a
great
     deal of time re-constructing the map.

     A few questions;

     Am I missing something ?

     Do more recent versions of Mapinfo solve this problem ?

     Is there a better way of doing this ?

     I would be most grateful for any solutions/suggestions.

     Brian Forrester
     Mapping Analyst
     Wood Mackenzie
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