Hello , thanks for your interest, we are working in windows platform, but
the files perhaps has been done in a Mac platform, we are trying to es****t
in DCS2,with the options we have tried almost many combinations, tiff 1
bit,
8 bit, etc etc, without success.
We need the texture for a 3d visualization, so need to see those files
linked.
We think that the problem is that the linked file, in photo is defined
with
pantones channels, so that in the thumbnail os the layer window we cannot
see this channel, we just have a white thumbnail.
Thanks
Juan carlos
"Odysseus" <odysseus1479-at@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> In article <37m6a1F5epk3tU1@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> "JLO" <jbarechenospam@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
>
> > I have a freehand do***ent with two linked eps files, but when I open
the
> > freehand file I cannot see the eps, I just see a cross in the place of
eps.
> >
> > I'have opened the two eps linked files with photoshop and are a files
with
> > c, m, y, k, and two pantones channels, just one layer, I'm trying to
save in
> > dcs format but still cannot visualice correct in freehand...
> > >
>
> It's probably the preview format that's causing the display problem.
> Regardless of whether or not they show in a preview, though, EPSFs of
> all kinds ought to print correctly on any PostScript device.
>
> Other than that, it's hard to be more specific; it seems likely that the
> problem is arising in Photoshop. What platform are you on (Mac or
> Windows)? Did you choose DCS2 as the format to save in? (DCS1 can't
> handle spot colours.) What options did you choose in Photoshop's
> save-as-DCS2 dialog?
>
> --
> Odysseus
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