> If these are typical form elements, though - boxes, lines, and so on
> - I'd suggest trying them as graphics instead. You can draw graphics
> directly onto a card using the tools, and they will print at full
> resolution.
> --
> jeanne a. e. devoto ~ [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> http://www.jaedworks.co
At 5:11 PM -0400 4/15/2004, Bill wrote:
I am now trying to figure out
which format is the best for both print speed and quality. I am exporting
the forms from acrobat in tiff, jpeg, gif, and then trying them in RunRev
for print quality and speed of printing (postscript would sure be the way to
go!)
The only problem I'm having now is my test stack that was converted
from Hypercard keeps crashing RunRev. I think it is something to do with all
the background flds that are now individual group fields as trying to change
them to one group causes a crash almost every time.
Hi Bill,
Open your stack
At 12:22 PM -0400 4/14/2004, Bill wrote:
I am having no difficulty importing jpg or png for a card background but it
says in the docs that you can use eps (encapsulated postscript) for an image
background but when I import it it appears that maybe it was imported (it
takes a few seconds and there a
I am having no difficulty importing jpg or png for a card background but it
says in the docs that you can use eps (encapsulated postscript) for an image
background but when I import it it appears that maybe it was imported (it
takes a few seconds and there a no dialogue that says it isn't working b
