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08/23/2006 09:16:52 PM · #1
When I try to insert a photo into a Pagemaker document, all I get is a photo icon with the file name of the photo. I can't seem to get the photo. Can anyone advise what I am doing wrong, or is the problem in my Pagemaker settings?
RobbieG
08/23/2006 09:17:59 PM · #2
You need to save the image out of photoshop with a preview.

ETA: Pagemaker does embed the image it links to it just like QuarkXpress

Message edited by author 2006-08-23 21:21:46.
08/23/2006 09:27:10 PM · #3
What version of PageMaker? Your best bet is it convert a Photoshop file to TIFF first -- you will have far fewer problems.

You can change the PageMaker preferences to determine at what file size a photo will be automatically embedded into the PageMaker file, rather than linking; you can always force embedding by using the Element Info dialog -- this is advisable only if you are sending the file to someone else for printing.

Don't be disturbed if the image preview looks like garbage on the PageMaker layout -- if it's properly linked or embedded it will print fine.
08/23/2006 09:30:19 PM · #4
Originally posted by GeneralE:



You can change the PageMaker preferences to determine at what file size a photo will be automatically embedded into the PageMaker file, rather than linking; you can always force embedding by using the Element Info dialog -- this is advisable only if you are sending the file to someone else for printing.


Cool did not know that. I Always linked.

You know I learned something today ...
08/23/2006 09:39:45 PM · #5
Back in the day when we scanned images we would convert to DCS and supply our client with the preview files. Allowing them to do the layout without the hi-res files so the layout went faster.

We would link to the hi-res on output to our image-setter. But since digital cameras and the advent of the medium format sensor even that has changed.
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