How do I get text to look good!!!

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    Default How do I get text to look good!!!

    I've tried anti-aliasing and such but it never looks as good as the text from a Word document when printed. What am I missing?
    luis decastro Guest

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    Default Re: How do I get text to look good!!!

    Maybe you need to raise the resolution? Check Image>Image Size. Resolution should be around 300 ppi to produce crisp text in a print.
    Mathias Vejerslev Guest

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    Is there any way to have text treated as a vector? If so, would that help?
    luis decastro Guest

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    Default Re: How do I get text to look good!!!

    Text is vector. But youŽd need a postscript printer to take advantage of that.
    Mathias Vejerslev Guest

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    Text is vector. But youŽd need a postscript printer to take advantage
    of that.




    Not in PS.
    Cheesefood Guest

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    Default Re: How do I get text to look good!!!

    Cheese:

    If I understand right, if you have a postscript printer and output from PS, vectored stuff [like text] stays vectored. If you have a "regular" printer, it gets rastered.

    In any case, from experience of reading stuff on this forum, I'll believe what Mathias says ...
    Colin Walls Guest

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    Default Re: How do I get text to look good!!!

    > Text is vector. But youŽd need a postscript printer to take advantage
    > of that.
    > Not in PS.
    In Photoshop, yes.

    Make a big doc at 25 or 50 ppi, like 8 inches tall or more.
    Put a big font on it and print on non postscript printer.
    Yuk.
    If it were vector outpuit to any printer, the ppi wouldn't have any
    effect one way or the other, would be smooth.

    Mac
    Mac McDougald Guest

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