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Photoshop CS2 on XP
I refer, need it be added, to degradation of image quality… :^)
I often work with images in Word docs, copying them into PS for revision, and returning the updated image to Word.
I appreciate how PS’s File > New dialog figures out the size of a graphic I have already copied from Word into the clipboard, but when I paste the graphic into PS it frequently suffers a drastic loss of quality (text and other elements become blurry, etc.).
Altering the settings in the File > New dialog has never improved on this result.
The same images can be pasted without loss into Visio, for example. I sometimes copy a picture from Word into Visio first, and from there into PS.
Naturally, this is quite awkward. I’m sure many of you out there have found the proper way to handle this issue. May I ask your advice?
Many thanks!
I refer, need it be added, to degradation of image quality… :^)
I often work with images in Word docs, copying them into PS for revision, and returning the updated image to Word.
I appreciate how PS’s File > New dialog figures out the size of a graphic I have already copied from Word into the clipboard, but when I paste the graphic into PS it frequently suffers a drastic loss of quality (text and other elements become blurry, etc.).
Altering the settings in the File > New dialog has never improved on this result.
The same images can be pasted without loss into Visio, for example. I sometimes copy a picture from Word into Visio first, and from there into PS.
Naturally, this is quite awkward. I’m sure many of you out there have found the proper way to handle this issue. May I ask your advice?
Many thanks!
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