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ok, that works, C. Thank you.
However, the quality is very bad: dithered black and white only. I
should find something different or enhance the preview. Otherwise people
will prefer jpg or tif regardless how printing quality suffers.
I did a little experimenting here... try opening the original EPS file
and just saving it again with a new with The Gimp... then re-import it
to your document.
When I checked the Preview checkbox I got a dithered image (that you
mentioned) on my test image when it was imported. When I left the check
box unchecked, and then imported the EPS, it showed up nicely (full
color, no dithering). Note, this may be due to the fact I am using
Solaris at the moment for my testing (GhostScript is installed here, and
that may be handling showing the image on an EPS without an embedded
preview).
Anyone else care to chime in here?
C.
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