My problem is when I go to export a file from Corel as an eps, it saves it as a bitmaped eps! I'll export the file to the desktop were I'll import it back to Corel, just to make sure the image looks clean, only to find out it Hugashesly pixelized the whole image! What am I doing wrong?
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Corel Draw and Exporting as a eps
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Hi SpiderM,
1) export as eps -Tip: you can select the DPI resolution in the export window....higher DPI=larger file
2) do not import back into corel, select open, in file menu and choose the "PS,PRN,EPS-PostScript Interpreted" Filter this filter is found in the same place where you selected for EPS
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1) export as eps -Tip: you can select the DPI resolution in the export window....higher DPI=larger file
2) do not import back into corel, select open, in file menu and choose the "PS,PRN,EPS-PostScript Interpreted" Filter this filter is found in the same place where you selected for EPS
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