After printing looks bed

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steve
Oct 24, 2003
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Hi

I’m trying to make some business carts.
They look ok on my screen but after I print it out the quality is very bed.
Why is that?
I heard stoneware that I have to pixel it, is this correct and how do I do that?

Thanks
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Stephan
Oct 24, 2003
"steve" wrote in message
Hi

I’m trying to make some business carts.
They look ok on my screen but after I print it out the quality is very bed.
Why is that?
I heard stoneware that I have to pixel it, is this correct and how do I do that?
This one got stuck in my trollmeter.

Stephan
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Flycaster
Oct 24, 2003
"Stephan" wrote in message
"steve" wrote in message
Hi

I’m trying to make some business carts.
They look ok on my screen but after I print it out the quality is very bed.
Why is that?
I heard stoneware that I have to pixel it, is this correct and how do I do that?
This one got stuck in my trollmeter.

Stephan

My guess is he needs sleep.

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steve
Oct 25, 2003
Hi

I’m trying to make some business carts.
They look ok on my screen but after I print it out the quality
is very
bed.

It is not from the printer.

Why is that?
I heard stoneware that I have to pixel it, is this correct and
how do
I do that?

Sorry I mean I heard somewhere.

This one got stuck in my trollmeter.

Stephan

My guess is he needs sleep.

I do desperately.
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eff
Oct 25, 2003
"steve" wrote in message
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My guess is he needs sleep.

I do desperately.

i’m an extreme lurker here, but honestly, does it get any better than this?

i think the answer is ‘no’

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broga
Oct 27, 2003
Have you checked that your printer is using a high enough resolution?
e.g. that the paper quality is not set to plain paper etc.

"steve" wrote in message
Hi

I’m trying to make some business carts.
They look ok on my screen but after I print it out the quality is very bed.
Why is that?
I heard stoneware that I have to pixel it, is this correct and how do I do that?

Thanks

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steve
Oct 27, 2003
Yes
It is not from the printer

Have you checked that your printer is using a high enough
resolution?
e.g. that the paper quality is not set to plain paper etc.

Hi

I’m trying to make some business carts.
They look ok on my screen but after I print it out the quality is
very
bed.
Why is that?
I heard stoneware that I have to pixel it, is this correct and
how do
I do that?

Thanks

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broga
Oct 29, 2003
The following will effect the quality
When you open your original file settings at too low a resolution (dpi) Making a big image with text and then reducing the size to print Sending your PS files to another application to print

"steve" wrote in message
Yes
It is not from the printer

Have you checked that your printer is using a high enough
resolution?
e.g. that the paper quality is not set to plain paper etc.

Hi

I’m trying to make some business carts.
They look ok on my screen but after I print it out the quality is
very
bed.
Why is that?
I heard stoneware that I have to pixel it, is this correct and
how do
I do that?

Thanks

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