Inserting Nice Looking Pictures -EPS

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Amber Gabby - 21 Sep 2006 18:21 GMT

I make an illustrator file. I insert it into the document. When I insert it,
it has jagged edges and doesn't look crisp. How can I change this. What is
the best picture format to use?
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Glen Millar - 22 Sep 2006 10:32 GMT

Hi,

My preference is png which has lossless compression.

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>I make an illustrator file. I insert it into the document. When I insert
>it,
> it has jagged edges and doesn't look crisp. How can I change this. What
> is
> the best picture format to use?
> please reply to ambernjosh1@yahoo.com

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visual integrity - 25 Sep 2006 16:31 GMT

If the drawing is vector based, WMF and EMF are both good format choices
for inserting illustrations into PowerPoint. And because they are vector
formats
and not bitmap formats they are resolution indepent.

EMF is more powerfull them WMF (supports eg bezier paths, cropping etc)

See http://www.visual-integrity.com for more information about vector
and bitmap formats.

> I make an illustrator file. I insert it into the document. When I insert it,
> it has jagged edges and doesn't look crisp. How can I change this. What is
> the best picture format to use?
> please reply to ambernjosh1@yahoo.com

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