On Mar 26, 2007, at 05:30 AM, Michael McLaughlin wrote:
I have an app, targeting OS 10.4+, which creates graphs and saves
them as
either PNG or EPS. The graphs are mathematical plots for which an
image
depth of 8 bits is sufficient.
The EPS is generated "manually" by the program and, by itself, gives
essentially perfect printouts with a filesize of 4K or 8K.
However, this
file requires a preview so that, when inserted into MS Word, the
user will
have something to look at (besides a rectangle). I have always
done this
using a PICT resource (#256) which Word recognizes.
This is kinda not what your asking, but have you tried saving your
images as PDF instead (or in addition to?) EPS and see what comes out
there? The file size should be comparable between the two and PDF is
generally rendered directly by applications instead of using a preview.
--
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Failure is not an option. It is a privilege reserved for those who try.
David Duncan
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