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Can't print TIFF and EPS files in hi res

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Can't print TIFF and EPS files in hi res

Can't print TIFF and EPS files in hi res

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I'm trying to print imported hi-res TIFF files on Freehand 10 but it's blur when I print it. It also appears blur on the screen (even when I correct the Redraw function). Freehand 8 didn't have this problem. When I print the files off Photoshop, they're fine and sharp! Is there any way I can save the files in Photoshop or import them in Freehand that will help?

RE: Can't print TIFF and EPS files in hi res

hello,
I decided to write you because I also have such a problem.
I use Freehand 10 to prepress works. I work with a linotype hell 630 and a rip60. When a print gradients small lines appears on the film. You had such a problem?

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