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"Clara R. Simpson" <[log in to unmask]>
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Tue, 25 Nov 1997 11:46:55 -0600
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>I would like to reiterate Gail's question about the Epson 800.  I've
>printed from Photoshop, Adobe Illustrator, and Quark without ever
>encountering pixelation, therefor, I assume these programs have internal
>Postscript drivers.  I'd hate to find out at the last minute of a rush
>job, that certain file types do not rip properly.  Has anyone encountered
>a need for the $250 Postscript software that Epson recommends?
>
>Thank you,
>Graham Johnson
>Medical Illustrator
>Baltimore, MD


Hello Graham.  I sure liked hearing about your fossil teeth on a scanner.
I have seen some beetles scanned that way that I thought I could work on
(but don't know and won't get a chance).

PhotoShop certainly doesn't need a Postscript driver, it's not Postscript.
But I am amazed you can print from Illustrator without a Postscript driver.
Do you work on a Mac??

I have an Apple inkjet, the 2500, and Stylescript makes it print beautiful
Illustrator files.  But to my suprise I am finding that it prints an eps
file in a Quark doc. pixellated.  I think there's a caveat in the
Stylescript Release notes about Quark...  I'd love to solve that problem
though, if anyone has a solution.


-Clara Simpson
Zoology Illustrator
Field Museum

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