and I prefer Elements in
>most cases.
>
>I am afraid we are becoming more and more offtopic, as this is obviously
>a pdf printer issue,
>and probably office issue, but not Gimp issue.
>
>Abel
I think you are right...but it affects all of us as Gimp users, as we are
creating images in Gimp that we ultimately want to use in PDF docs.
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is no longer the perfect
>original), but as it looks it has *never* been in JPEG format.
>
>Cristi
But, we still don't have a good solution to using these images in Word and
converting to PDF without the noise. Of course, it's possible - I've seen i
>On 3/22/2010 3:51 PM, bennettjon wrote:
>> Thanks Stefan for the quick reply. I will upload some images. However,
the
>> issue is not fuzziness in GIMP. The fuzziness occurs when inserting into
Word
>> or Excel and either printing or converting to PDF.
>>
>>
>On 3/22/2010 3:22 PM, bennettjon wrote:
>>
>> You can see the logo at www.breathewell.com
>>
>>
>Ok, well, what I meant was if you could show us a picture of the saved
>file that is fuzzy, not the good looking one.
>
>However, my guess is that you
>On 3/17/2010 3:55 PM, bennettjon wrote:
>> I'm new to Gimp and graphic design. I was able to create a logo with a
>> transparent background. However, when I convert to jpg gif or png and
then
>> upload to my server (or insert into Word or PDF) it's fuzzy around the
>On 3/17/2010 3:55 PM, bennettjon wrote:
>> I'm new to Gimp and graphic design. I was able to create a logo with a
>> transparent background. However, when I convert to jpg gif or png and
then
>> upload to my server (or insert into Word or PDF) it's fuzzy around the
rid of the fuzziness?
Thanks,
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