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Valerie Sutton Date: Thu Dec 20, 2001 6:24 pm Subject: ZURICH: How To Publish in Vertical Columns | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
SignWriting List December 20, 2001 QUESTION FROM ZURICH PROJECT: >>Do you really use Gifs for printing? My people here tell me that Tiff is a better quality for printing. Maybe you're better informed? VAL'S ANSWER: Ahh....It is a myth, that one graphics format is ALWAYS better than another. It depends on the software you are using, and the purpose of your document. To publish books, TIFFs and EPS formats have value. To publish web sites, GIFs and JPEGs are a requirement. So it all depends... I learned, when using Adobe ImageReady software, that there are over 30 kinds of GIFs. Some of those GIF formats are as sophisticated as high-resolution TIFFs. Meanwhile, a low-level GIF is generally fine for basic black and white line drawings, such as SignWriting. TIFFs can be an overkill for very simple line drawings. But your graphics artist is welcome to use any format that is best for them... I will give you my sequence for publishing in the next message - Thanks for your question! -- Val ;-) ___________________________ Valerie Sutton ....visit the... SignWritingSite https://www.SignWriting.org Read & Write Sign Languages SignBankSite https://www.SignBank.org Sign Language Dictionaries DanceWritingSite https://www.DanceWriting.org Read & Write Dance MovementWritingSite https://www.MovementWriting.org Read & Write Movement & Gesture Deaf Action Committee for SignWriting Center For Sutton Movement Writing an educational nonprofit organization Box 517, La Jolla, CA, 92038-0517, USA tel: 858-456-0098....fax: 858-456-0020 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
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