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  • in reply to: Quality of effects Indesign/illustrator #54175
    Jordan
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    Thanks for the reply.

    The pdf's look much the same and that is using many different presets as well as the preset the printer sent.

    I am so confused at this point.

    Thanks,

    Jordan

    in reply to: Quality of effects Indesign/illustrator #51147
    Jordan
    Member

    Thanks for the reply.

    The pdf's look much the same and that is using many different presets as well as the preset the printer sent.

    I am so confused at this point.

    Thanks,

    Jordan

    in reply to: Quality of effects Indesign/illustrator #54172
    Jordan
    Member

    Thanks so much for the suggestions. I checked both, and it looks like I have the transparency flattener set to high resolution as well as my scaling set to 100% on both the x and y. I'm also working with a text InDesign document set in Adobe Garamond, and it also seems to print out rather poorly – it looks pixilated and not clear. To make sure it wasn't my printer, I printed a document in Word, also set up in Adobe Garamond and it looked great! I feel like it must be a setting but I can't imagine what it could be.

    I am working on a book cover and am using Adobe Jenson font for the title. When I print it out with no effects, it's fine. But when I add the bevel and emboss attribute to the title, it becomes jagged looking along the inner and outer edges on both the screen and when I print it out. I then went into Illustrator and created the title in that program and added the 3D extrude and bevel and free distort attributes, and same thing, quality not good.

    I am stumped and would appreciate any other thoughts!

    in reply to: Quality of effects Indesign/illustrator #51145
    Jordan
    Member

    Thanks so much for the suggestions.  I checked both, and it looks like  I have the transparency flattener set to high resolution as well as my scaling set to 100% on both the x and y. I'm also working with a text InDesign document set in Adobe Garamond, and it also seems to print out rather poorly – it looks pixilated and not clear. To make sure it wasn't my printer, I printed a document in Word, also set up in Adobe Garamond and it looked great! I feel like it must be a setting but I can't imagine what it could be.

    I am working on a book cover and am using Adobe Jenson font for the title. When I print it out with no effects, it's fine. But when I add the bevel and emboss attribute to the title, it becomes jagged looking along the inner and outer edges on both the screen and when I print it out. I then went into Illustrator and created the title in that program and added the 3D extrude and bevel and free distort attributes, and same thing, quality not good.

    I am stumped and would appreciate any other thoughts!

    Jordan
    Member

    You are 100% correct! Thanks so much for the tip!

    Jordan
    Member

    You are 100% correct! Thanks so much for the tip!

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