This is an archive of CompuServe forum messages from 1985 to 1995, as saved in transcripts by John Foust.
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Robert, download EPSFIX.COM from the library here. It contains a replacement EXPEPS.DLL file that fixes the problem in the image header. This is fixed in the "B" revision of Corel Draw 4. JC
John, it actually depends on what is in the SIT file. Text and graphics (TIF, EPS, etc.), some fonts, etc. can be used on both platforms, and there is an UNSIT.EXE available for that on the PC. JC
John, SIT is a Macintosh compression scheme. Like ARC or ZIP on the PC. ' Which platform are you using? There are UNSIT programs for both the Mac and PC, but most SIT files won't be worth much on the PC if they are Mac specific. JohnC
Paul, I don't know how they are handling Japan, but in Canada and US the floppy upgrade comes with the CD-ROM disc in the package. JC
Oliver, things don't always come out the same if the resolution is changed. A graduated fill is very much affected by the line screen and the printer resolution. Something that looks good at 2400 DPI with a 120 line screen will probably show a lot of banding at 1200 DPI.…
Skye is doing some NorthWest seminars. Thom will be in town on Sat. the 21st for a NYC seminar and we'll be getting together in NY that evening. Let me know if you want to join us. Details will probably be posted in the DTPForum. JohnC
Oliver, the DPI setting in the driver doesn't change the DPI setting on the imagesetter. This number (in the driver) is reported to programs that request it for character spacing, postscript fills, etc. The resolution of the imagesetter is set from the RIP or the imagesetter itself and is not…
I've been to Thom's seminar in the past. This one was by another employee, Debra Carlen. She was very good, too. I handed out a flyer and cards and answered some questions when Deb introduced me to the crowd. JohnC