Recent content by jimoblak

This appears to be an issue with not designing for the web.

You may have best success in answering your question if you ask it at the mindpalette forum or on the Adobe forums (adobeforums.com) where Nate Baldwin (mindpalette guy) hangs out.

If you stretch your 562x760 or 320 x 248 image to the full size, Photoshop is not going to add clarity. You need to start with a higher resolution image. 'GIGO' I don't think it has been made clear that the image isn't being stretched. Policekauk is using odd terminology to describe the...

How does this relate to Photoshop? What is your definition of 'perfect focus'? This is not a standard term when addressing resolution.

I cannot argue the logic of why Adobe offers font packaging in InDesign and not in Illustrator - - but Illustrator has had the option to embed or subset fonts in its file formats for years. There is no need to package individual font files.

Did you delete more than just Safari? It sounds like there was some aggressive cleaning. A system restore is certainly ideal.

Illustrator 'collects for output' by producing a single PDF file. Sending loose font files is typically a violation of their licensing.

Is one printer based on PostScript and the other based on PCL?

InDesign only opens files as recent as QuarkXPress 4. If you currently have QuarkXPress 6.5, you can only export down to QuarkXPress 5 format. You'd still be a step away (unless you still have QuarkXPress 5 licenses). You can also look to Q2ID from markzware.com which will do the conversion...

The benefits of upgrading to QuarkXPress 7 is to match the capabilities of InDesign 2 which was release in 2002 and does drop shadows and transparency effects.

It may be faster and it may be slower. Keep in mind that whatever you are running on your G4 is running on code for the PPC processor. While the Intel Mac of today runs circles around a G4, it has to emulate the PPC environment through Rosetta. Sluggish emulation may offset your speed gains...

There is a good portion of this thread that does not make sense. A G5 cannot be a dual boot computer with WinXP. Are you referring to using an Intel-based Mac or are you using Virtual PC on your G5? It would help to specify what you are really working with before anyone can offer meaningful...

You can also look at your 'text wrap' settings for the image.

Apple Menu->About this Mac->System Profiler

Regarding confusing Mac PPC with Windows x86 (Pentium & AMD): I was referring to the 1.25 GHz PPC in particular. At the time of that processor, comparable Windows systems were also listed around the same speed. That was the closest the two processors were in marketed GHz. As time progressed...