A couple of urgent requests

[Kenny MacDonald]

Has anyone got Corel draw on there PC ? if yes can you redirect the new Scottish leader logo to Steve Joughin for me. I have it in a format he can't open , so if I send it to someone with Corel draw they can convert it and send on.

 

Second request:- can anyone coming to hogmanay party at clubrooms let me know asap , or I will change venue . Format is pub style quiz ( in teams ) soup and sarnies, the bells , fireworks, ceilidh/ singalong , disco .

Starts 7:15pm finishes 2:00am ish.

 

ps you may not have received a christmas card from me , reason being :- Bah Hum Bug . I would ban it if I could :wink:

[Guest fatblokeonbike]

The file is an EPS (Encapsulated PostScript) file. I don't understand why something as sophisticated as CorelDraw won't handle it.

A swift search through usenet and the alt.corel.graphics newsgroup came up with -

 

> Anyone know why, when I import several high res EPS graphics into a Corel

> document they print all dithered & pixelated if I click on either "Resolve

> link" or Update link"? If I don't do that, they print fine. All

printing's done on a postscript laserjet printer.

>

> Randy

>

i don't actually know about this specifically but i do remember in older

versions of corel (8/9) that having much grief with eps's generally. so much

grief that our service bureau asked us not to use eps into corel.

 

perhaps try using the "post-script interpreted" filter rather than the eps

import filter?

 

ruth

 

[unquote]

 

My Photoshop 5(!) opens it, with either the EPS filter or the Generic EPS filter.

I've passed all this onto Steve Joughin but if anyone's a whizz with graphic file formats, please step in and help.

 

Yooors,

 

Iain.