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Kim_Bellomy@adobeforums.com #1
.eps image looks awful on screen.
I'm mostly an InDesign and Photoshop user. I dabble in Illustrator on occasion.
Here is my problem.
I have created a logo in Illustrator and saved it as an .eps. When the .eps file is placed into an InDesign, Powerpoint, Word (etc.) document, the logo looks bitmapped/rough when it appears on the monitor. The logo also looks bimapped/rough in PDF's.
The twist is that the logo looks great when I print those documents.
Any suggestions or thoughts?
System: PC, Pentium III
O/S: Win 2000
Loads of RAM
Illustrator 8
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Jonathan_Balza@adobeforums.com #2 Re: .eps image looks awful on screen.
That's normal. It's purpose is to save processor time and RAM by using a smaller image than the one embedded.
In InDesign, you can change this by right-clicking on that .eps and going to "Display Performance->High Quality Display".
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