The problem, 
        
     To fit the plotter, the EPS file had to be rotated (in Adobe 
     Illustrator, I believe). 
     
     Although the printer rotated the EPS file, the printed image did
not 
     rotate.   In fact, the un-rotated image no longer covered just the 
     North Sea (as intended) but covered the whole of Europe and North 
     Africa.
     
     Dataview Solutions, our Mapinfo dealer were unable to provide any 
     asistance with this matter and we ended up pursuing a completely 
     different, and unsatisfactory, solution.
     
     
     
     Regards,
     
     Brian Forrester      



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Subject: Re: MI Output Files for A0 printing
Author:  [EMAIL PROTECTED] [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]  at MAILHUB
Date:    02/02/99 11:50


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
     
     
     
     
     
[EMAIL PROTECTED] on 11/30/98 07:17:00 PM
     
To:   [EMAIL PROTECTED]
cc:    (bcc: Tech Notes/RMSI)
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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