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This is a two part question/problem.
I’m using PhotoShop 7.0 on a PC and Quark 5.0. To save the transparent backgrounds in pictures I’ve been using the "Export Transparent Image" option under the "Help" menu which saves the file as a COPY and EPS file while retaining transparent backgrounds. Up until recently this has worked just fine. I’ve been able to insert the graphics files in Quark with no problem while still retaining the transparent background.
Problem 1: For some reason lately when opening the same eps files in PhotoShop, the background is solid white instead of transparent, AND the image, which I had converted to grayscale before exporting it, now converts to RGB.
Problem 2: The same eps files in "Problem 1" still look just fine in Quark…retaining the transparent background, BUT when the outside printer gets the files…all the eps images have a white background.
So, anyone have any idea what is going on? I’ve never had these problems before.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
I’m using PhotoShop 7.0 on a PC and Quark 5.0. To save the transparent backgrounds in pictures I’ve been using the "Export Transparent Image" option under the "Help" menu which saves the file as a COPY and EPS file while retaining transparent backgrounds. Up until recently this has worked just fine. I’ve been able to insert the graphics files in Quark with no problem while still retaining the transparent background.
Problem 1: For some reason lately when opening the same eps files in PhotoShop, the background is solid white instead of transparent, AND the image, which I had converted to grayscale before exporting it, now converts to RGB.
Problem 2: The same eps files in "Problem 1" still look just fine in Quark…retaining the transparent background, BUT when the outside printer gets the files…all the eps images have a white background.
So, anyone have any idea what is going on? I’ve never had these problems before.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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