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Hello,
We are currently converting over from Paint Shop Pro to Photoshop CS. We are waiting for the full version to arrive and we are still on our trial version. I have a win 2000 pro machine with 512MG of ram. Here is our process to get a layout irrespective of software being used: scan a color transparency as a tiff file(about 36 Meg), edit it in Photoshop or Paintshop Pro, and then lay it out in Quark 4.1. When I get the edited tiff image from Photoshop into the picture box, the edited Tiff is extremely small; however, when we used to use Paint Shop Pro the 15-30 Meg Tiff image would never be smaller than the picture box. My first resource was to look in the help file. It said to set the TIFF Options or EPS Options dialog box; however, I do not have this option. Is this because I am on the trial version? How can I work around this issue with my edited image in Photoshop until our product arrives?
Thanks in advance.
Sincerely,
David
We are currently converting over from Paint Shop Pro to Photoshop CS. We are waiting for the full version to arrive and we are still on our trial version. I have a win 2000 pro machine with 512MG of ram. Here is our process to get a layout irrespective of software being used: scan a color transparency as a tiff file(about 36 Meg), edit it in Photoshop or Paintshop Pro, and then lay it out in Quark 4.1. When I get the edited tiff image from Photoshop into the picture box, the edited Tiff is extremely small; however, when we used to use Paint Shop Pro the 15-30 Meg Tiff image would never be smaller than the picture box. My first resource was to look in the help file. It said to set the TIFF Options or EPS Options dialog box; however, I do not have this option. Is this because I am on the trial version? How can I work around this issue with my edited image in Photoshop until our product arrives?
Thanks in advance.
Sincerely,
David
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