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Catherine,

Quark v4 will show you how many points are in an images path under the
Modify/clipping path window.  Look in the lower left corner.  As for how
Photoshop 6 compares to 7, I don't know I only have v6. Can you go back to
v6 and run a test? 

Gregory Onder
Pace Communications
Production Manager US Airways Attach�
1301 Carolina Street
Greensboro, NC 27401
(336) 383-5477

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> From:         Catherine Osborn
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> Subject:      Re: [PDF-Basics] the old limitcheck error
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> Hello Greg,
> Thanks for the tip, but since the paths were created in Photoshop using 
> the trick of Select all, then deselecting all the white background with 
> the Magic Wand so that I could export a Photoshop EPS with transparent 
> background, I'm not exactly sure how to determine the number of points 
> in the path. In any event, I have been using this trick for years, and 
> only recently started having difficulties making the conversion to PDF. 
> I have moved from Photoshop 6 to 7. Is there a possible difference in 
> the complexity of paths from one version to the next?
> Thanks for your time.
> Catherine Osborn
> On Tuesday, Mar 30, 2004, at 14:53 Europe/Dublin, Greg Onder wrote:
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> > Catherine,
> > Have you tried simplifying a path by removing a lot of the points and
> > testing that to see if there is a threshold at which you receive the
> > limitcheck error.  Try with just one image and remove the complex path 
> > and
> > redraw it very crudely with only 50 points or so. If that works, keep
> > increasing the number of points until you determine the threshold.
> >
> > Gregory Onder
> > Pace Communications
> > Production Manager US Airways Attach�
> > 1301 Carolina Street
> > Greensboro, NC 27401
> > (336) 383-5477
> >
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> >> From:      Catherine Osborn
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> >> Sent:      Monday, March 29, 2004 2:08 PM
> >> To:        [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> >> Subject:   [PDF-Basics] the old limitcheck error
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> >> Hello,
> >> I've been using PDF for several years now in the publishing business.
> >> At the Farmers Journal in Dublin, all our pages have been sent to our
> >> printers on PDF for the last three years. We print in full colour and 
> >> I
> >> have often used large Photoshop EPSes with complicated clipping paths
> >> on A3 (tabloid size) pages. However, I am now doing DTP work on a
> >> Macintosh (running Mac OS 9.22 on a parition next to Mac Os 10.2.8)
> >> from home and have recently found it impossible to create press ready
> >> composite CMYK PDFs using either Quark 4 or Quark Passport 5 with
> >> Acrobat Distiller 5. I keep getting limitcheck errors. I have tried
> >> going back to my older version of Acrobat 4 and have tried giving
> >> Distiller and my desktop printers  massive amounts of extra RAM, all 
> >> to
> >> no avail. This is extremely frustrating because I need to be able to
> >> use graphics with transparent backgrounds. I have had no problems with
> >> such files until recently. Has anyone got any suggestions?
> >> C. Osborn
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