RE: Graphic capture question - Snagit experts

["Sean Brierley" <sbri -at- haestad -dot- com>]

If you do all of that, just import the PDF or EPS, don't save it as a
raster.

As for clean, crisp graphics--you can do it with SnagIT and without the
print to PDF route. See "Screen Captures 102," <
http://www.raycomm.com/techwhirl/magazine/technical/screencapgraphicshom
epage.html>.

BTW, if the above link gets split apart, you'll have to manually paste
it back together in your browser. The clue is, the URL begins with
http:// and ends with .html.

Cheers,

Sean

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Sean Brierley
Software Documentation Specialist
Haestad Methods 
http://www.haestad.com 
203-805-0572 (voice) 
203-597-1488 (fax)
 
-----Original Message-----
From: Gregory Sweet [mailto:Gsweet -at- cdphp -dot- com] 

Just a thought. When I need really crisp graphics with highly readable
text I:
1. Convert the source image/doc to a PDF.
2. Export the PDF as EPS.
3. Size the EPS in Illustrator
4. Save as jpg, png, bmp, etc.
5. Place graphic into the document.

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