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I have a client with over 50 offices who has newly designed letterhead and other stationery in a beautiful font. The client does not want to buy the font (which is expensive) for all its users so wants the Word templates I am creating from the original artwork in Illustrator to have the headers and footers as pictures of the addresses and other company details.
I have done this before for letters that were to be emailed, not printed on paper, so the print quality did not matter so much. I created them as jpgs (though tifs look better on screen).
However, none of the pictures I have created for my current job of the addresses look at all professional for printing – I have gone through the whole gamut available in Illustrator and Photoshop, even trying bmps.
Does anyone know of a way of producing sharp high quality pictures of a couple of rows of formatted text, max size 8 point bold, smallest is 4 point. That is, pictures which print as sharp as the font does, or nearly so.
Dont fall over laughing at this request (I am serious) though it may make your day for some of you.
TIA
Oz
PS I have cross-posted this to the Illustrator forum as well.
I have done this before for letters that were to be emailed, not printed on paper, so the print quality did not matter so much. I created them as jpgs (though tifs look better on screen).
However, none of the pictures I have created for my current job of the addresses look at all professional for printing – I have gone through the whole gamut available in Illustrator and Photoshop, even trying bmps.
Does anyone know of a way of producing sharp high quality pictures of a couple of rows of formatted text, max size 8 point bold, smallest is 4 point. That is, pictures which print as sharp as the font does, or nearly so.
Dont fall over laughing at this request (I am serious) though it may make your day for some of you.
TIA
Oz
PS I have cross-posted this to the Illustrator forum as well.
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