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One method of placing vector artwork in Word
After fiddling around a bit with MSWord and Illustrator 10 today, the best solution to get vector art into Word is to export a WMF from Illustrator. Microsoft's other graphic standard, Enhanced Metafile Format, produces more artifacts than WMF. The Computer Graphics Metafile format, also available in Illustrator, is not recognized by Word (v 10 anyway). Word recognizes PDF and EPSF, but does bizarre things to the images when PDFs are made.
One method of placing vector artwork in Word
Word's colour space is RGB. Unfortunately there's no way around that. If you create your original art in RGB there "shouldn't" be any extreme colour shifts. The only way to get Word to Print in any other colour space is to have postscript encapsulated directly in the image file. Then your back to an eps file that won't print on a non-postscript printer. |
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