darci

Ecosoya CB Advanced

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it's not uncommon for text to be blurry when you're making a graphic from it; fonts come in a couple of different types and that can create problems. one thing you can do to help your graphics along is to embed your font when you're saving your file. This way if you pull up the picture, it will also load the font temporarily. Another thing to consider is the type of graphic you're saving as. A bitmapped type (tif) will be significantly more blurry. You may want to consider an eps (not as much pixelization), or saving the image as a larger size, so that you can down-size it when using the graphic. you'll get a smoother image in the end. HTH, Darci (former guru)