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Argh. If anyone can help with this
Even though I have lectured time-and-again my clients against bringing me PowerPoint generated images to convert to a high-res TIFF file for print publication, it still happens.
I have eight pp slides of illustrations created in PowerPoint. Six of them copied and pasted ok into Photoshop (to my surprise), But two of the most complex figures paste in PS looking like noise (hundreds of short, thin lines in a rows). I get the same result using the Save as Picture option in PP.
When I paste these two problem images into both Word and Illustrator, the graphics are messed up, (i.e., text in different orientation and gradient fills outside their shapes.)
I know PowerPoint is not a graphic design program, but, can any one tell me if there is any proper and dependable way to get a figure created in PowerPoint into high-res Photoshop file? My option now, as i see it, is to recreate them in Illustrator.
Thanks much.
charles
Power Point 2004, 11.0
Photoshop 8
OS 10.3.4
G5, Dual 2 GHz, 2 GB RAM
Even though I have lectured time-and-again my clients against bringing me PowerPoint generated images to convert to a high-res TIFF file for print publication, it still happens.
I have eight pp slides of illustrations created in PowerPoint. Six of them copied and pasted ok into Photoshop (to my surprise), But two of the most complex figures paste in PS looking like noise (hundreds of short, thin lines in a rows). I get the same result using the Save as Picture option in PP.
When I paste these two problem images into both Word and Illustrator, the graphics are messed up, (i.e., text in different orientation and gradient fills outside their shapes.)
I know PowerPoint is not a graphic design program, but, can any one tell me if there is any proper and dependable way to get a figure created in PowerPoint into high-res Photoshop file? My option now, as i see it, is to recreate them in Illustrator.
Thanks much.
charles
Power Point 2004, 11.0
Photoshop 8
OS 10.3.4
G5, Dual 2 GHz, 2 GB RAM
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