[EuroPython] "Gadgets"?

Dario Lopez-Kästen dario@ita.chalmers.se
Tue, 14 May 2002 14:47:04 +0200


From: "Nicolas Chauvat" <Nicolas.Chauvat@logilab.fr>


> > Nicolas Chauvat wrote:
> > >
> > > I don't have a vector version of our logo at hand. Would a huge tif=
f
be
> > > enough for someone to turn it into a vectorized format ?
> >
> > *blech* A huge TIFF would be, well, huge...
>
> So ? I do not have a tool to vectorize images. My understanding is that
> someone does and was offering to do the conversion. Just let me know wh=
at
> you need from me in order to get my logo to display and print nicely in
> the documents.
>

ehlo, sorry for stepping in in the middle of the discussion.

TIFF is good for printing (I think uncompressed TIFF is best, even). No
vectorising needed and really not very important for printing, as long as
the bitmaps have the necessary resolution and size.

IMPORTANT! Someone has to have info on what kind of resolution and format
the printing company wants for bitmaps. Is EPSF OK for vector format? Note
that saving bitmaps to epsf does not vectorise them. You just get huge
epsfs... sometimes TIFF is better than epsf for bitmaps - but chek with the
printing company.

Keep two different versions of the material, one for downloading and one for
materials-printing (the huge one :-)

/dario

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