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• How to use text variables and the Image for printing

  I work for several months on the product with AS3 Configurator.
  I am not competent with AS3.
  Now, it seems that perhaps my design is all wrong.
  Is there a good way to do this?

  I have a main scenario that has video clips showing images of different options for the product.
  On the first image, I use buttons to select the choice for option 1 of the Option1_mc.
  Can I store the selection in a variable.
  I use a button to go to the next choice (screen 10.)

  On frame 10, I use buttons to select the choice of option 2 in the Option2_mc.
  It is stored in another variable.

  There are about 10 options that are selected and stored in variables.
  Some are text values and other images taken from video clips Option instances.

  I made a Print_mc to use to printjob.
  I can't get the values of the variables to display the first image for printing.

  Any helpl would be appreciated.

  You are welcome.

  you will not be able to insert a variable into a textfield.  you are going to assign to the text of your TextField property set to one of your points of variables to.

  Thus, for example, if you have:

  var var1:String = 'this is a test ';

  You can use:

  TF. Text = var1;

• Can I use Adobe Stock images for printing on demand greeting cards

  A license is available for use as images to print on demand greeting cards

  Hello

  In the FAQ - frequently asked questions, Adobe Stock

  Adobe Stock offers licenses allowing licensees to sell products or services based on an asset?

  At the moment, Adobe Stock only provides standard licenses, allowing the licensee to use the asset only for illustration purposes.

  Licenses are available through Fotolia.

  Thank you

  Bev

• Saving image for printing

  I have this image landscape sunset 3840x2160px 839214 # which is 92dpi and I want to put it inside the eps file and then print it out I would like to save this image in 300 DPI before I import it into the eps file.

  Can someone show me how to do this please.

  Thank you

  sishamDSS wrote:

  You will also need to convert it to CMYK for printing... ?

  Image > Mode > CMYK color

  CMYK conversion is needed to offset printing. Inkjet printers expect RGB data. If the fed CMYK, they will convert just right back to RGB.

  And do not use the picture Mode. Convert to profile to use, once you have given the right CMYK printer profile.

  Despite this, the photos most commonly presented as RGB these days, the final conversion is prepress.

• Correct sizing of the image for printing

  Good day to all;

  I'm a bit new to all this, so that this question may seem a bit simple.

  Is there a correct way to size for printing photos. That's what I did.

  My camera is set to 6 meg gives me a great original. I want to take advantage of this and print on a 4 x 6.

  I bring to the top of the image, select print > click on 'media adapted size. This gives me the size of

  5.333 X 4.

  I'll return to the selection of the photo: Image > Image size. Under the Document size, I enter 5.333 width. The change of height to 4

  Question, I am doing this correctly

  Thank you all

  Chomp

  Use Image > Image size.

  Set the resolution to 250 (for inkjet) and put in your long size in inches.

  Check "Keep proportion" to avoid any distortion.

  ' Save as... '. "under a new name.

• How to add a caption to an image for printing

  Is their a way to add a caption to an image, so it will display on the picture? I would like a different caption for each photo.

  I have what is called windows Photo Gallery.

  I would like to add a caption to each photo separately and do print on the photo

  I have what is called windows Photo Gallery.

  I would like to add a caption to each photo separately and do print on the photo

  =====================================
  Not an option in the Windows Photo Gallery.

  Easy to do with Picasa free software:

  (FWIW... it's always a good idea to create a system)
  Restore point before installing software or updates)

  Picasa
  http://Picasa.Google.com/

  After you download and install Picasa...
  Open the program and double left click
  an image to open the editing functions.

  To add text to the front of the photo...
  choose... Simple retouching / text button...

  More info...

  How to add text to your Photos using
  Google Picasa 3
  http://www.ehow.com/how_4599330_text-photos-using-Googles-Picasa.html

  Volunteer - MS - MVP - Digital Media Experience J - Notice_This is not tech support_I'm volunteer - Solutions that work for me may not work for you - * proceed at your own risk *.

• How to import images for printing of 8.5 x 11 when the model is smaller

  I downloaded a brochure booklet template that prints to 8.5 x 11. The actual model when I opened in IndDesign seems to be smaller than this size. My question is how can I import my images in this model and have it print on 8.5 x 11 without affecting the quality of my images?

  I'm new to InDesign and used only for a few days while working with this model.

  Model is graphicriver.net if this will help.

  In the example, the model has pictures so I guess it is possible, that I have no idea. If I import the image to the size of its supposed to be when printing it is of course too big to put inside the model.

  IT-Graphix wrote:

  The actual model when I opened in IndDesign seems to be smaller than this size.

  What leads you to believe this?

  As part of the print size, dimensions of the image are taken into account by the assigned resolution. If the images that you expect to be 8.5 x 11 seem to come in InDesign to a larger size, it may just be a question of resolution. After placing an image, check the information for its effective resolution Panel.

• Enlarge/reduce the image for print on HPC309A

  How to enlarge or reduce the size of the image when copying on the HPC309A?

  Thanks for your help,

  TEHACHAP

  Press OK button to turn on the screen if it is in power save mode.  Move the up or down arrow to 'Copy', press OK, press the 'Settings' button then scroll down to 'Size', OK, then scroll upward or down to the appropriate setting.  If you select "Custom", OK, you can use the up and down arrows to select the reduce/enlarge scale factor, then press OK.

• How flip you a photo for printing on transfer papar

  I want to print a photo from my photo gallery on transfer paper to be applied to a piece of cloth.  I don't see where I do reverse - just say I want to print on transfer paper.

  You tried to paste how flip you a photo for printing on transfer paper in yahoo search? I just do.

  It's the first thing you need to do if you have a question about an individual.

  http://us.yhs4.search.Yahoo.com/yhs/search?p=how+do+you+reverse+a+photo+for+printing+on+transfer+paper&FR=AltaVista&FR2=SFP&iscqry=>>

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• Best practices in preparing a picture for printing or Web site?

  I use Photoshop for more than 15 years, but my knowledge is limited to a few tools I needed: color correction, contrast and density correction, cropping and occasional sharpening. While working with the photo editing software in the newspaper where I work (I don't use Photoshop, just at home), I noticed that its preparing images for printing always achieved results beyond what I've accomplished. I asked him what was his procedure Basic, but for some reason, he did not. I heard once him using channels in the inhancement of the image, which I do not know anything for another photographer. His images also have a freshness which does not resemble the typical photo where the blur has been applied. In other words I don't see this halo effect where a light area meets a dark area.

  Yes, I found tons of tutorials general Photoshop on the Web, but have not found one that guides me through the actual steps to prepare a photo for printing. Same problem with the preparation of photos for use on the Web. Can someone point me in the right direction?

  Something common to improve journal crispy is getting black contrast and sharpness. You can change the black channel of a CMYK image or go to the lab and ramp to the top of sharpness and contrast on the L channel.

  http://www.libraw.org/articles/displaying_L_channel_in_Photoshop.html

  http://photo.NET/learn/digital-photography-workflow/advanced-Photoshop-tutorials/sharpenin g-in-lab-color.

  http://www.Dgrin.com/showthread.php?t=26724

• What is the best way to prepare a pdf of 2 colors for printing?

  Hello

  I'm a book printed in 2 spot colours, black and orange, as you can see below.

  I am making images in Photoshop and then recording the 2 layers as in grayscale TIFF images that I can layer in InDesign using the multiplier effect. I use a shade of color, then make the background orange.

  The problem is this, printers that I use asked to export it to PDF / X-3: 2002, but when I do this the black lines are lost. I wonder if there is a better way to prepare the image for printing? Someone recommended save each layer as a bitmap 300 dpi for me but the quality is not always look great.

  Does anyone have advice? I hope this makes some sense!

  Thank you

  Dan

  

  In Acrobat 9, it is under Advanced > print > overview of the release. Probably the same in version 10.

• Adobe Flash maybe another app for Adobe Photoshop (for PRINTING)? Is it possible to use Adobe Fl

  Is it possible to use Adobe Flash instead of adobe photoshop to generate images for PRINTING?
  
  How about the CMYK settings? I have a problem with that? Please I need an expert at that too.

  N ° Flash would be one of the applications more bad substitute to Photoshop to create art for printing. If you use something other than Photoshop, you can use Illustrator, it is specifically designed to create artwork for printing.

  Flash has no direct method for CMYK output.

• Export for printing

  Hi all... When preparing an export of the image for printing, the following values are requested by my printing company. Not sure about these two:

  1. What resolution export to?  How can I know the maximum I have on this image with expansion?
  
  2 LR I cannot select a number of bits when I export.  They need 8-bit, how we can check it out?

  TIA,

  Amelia

  1. If you want to say, by the pixels per inch resolution, there is no maximum. Printers normally require 240 or 300 ppi. If you want a picture of a certain size (say 4 x 6), you need to crop the image to that size and then export, and in the export dialog box you can set the pixels per inch to give you 4 x 6.

  2 If you export to a .jpg file, then it must be 8 bits. All .jpg photos are 8-bit.

• How can I change the type of image file to download on a site like walmart or walgreens for printing?

  How can I change the type of image file to download on a site like walmart or walgreens for printing?

  In general, they will accept the image in the format, that it was taken (if it was taken by the majority of cameras or cell phones).  But if so, you have a few options.

  The most simple and integrated solution is Microsoft Paint.  Yes it is from the 1980s, but it still works and changes of a good job for a time.  Just to right click on the photo file, choose open with and choose paint.  Then go to file > save as and save this return as the file type you want it to be (like PNG or BMP or JPG, quality declining in the JPG option).

  If you need more options like changing the quality he uses during conversion, another free option (of the very very many) is Paint.NET, an open source free image editing program. http://www.dotPDN.com/downloads/PDN.html

  There are also programs that can do it in bulk, so you can highlight 300 photos and do convert them all at once.  You can do this for free or with tools like Photoshop.

• How can I place several smaller images of varying size on one page for printing without losing the original size.  Board contact option to resize my pictures

  Does anyone know how to place several small pictures on a single page, so I can print them out as a rather print over and over again.  I want to maintain the original size of the images that vary somewhat.  I tried to use the option of the Board-contact, but he seems to want to resize my images which unfortunately is of no use to me.  I tried to cut and paste on a new page, but I don't think that it is now the original size.

  Alternative applications sometimes can provide quick and easy results.

  It might be interesting to download the demo version of Photoline: it includes a simple Board-contact option that allows for images to be included without loss of resolution, i.e. the original is left intact and the proportions remain unchanged. Since Photoline also supports documents several pages, all the thumbnails are collected into rows and columns, the user can control and the end result can be exported as PDF.

  -Download the trial of pl32.com

  -Open Photoline, then open the browser (CTRL/CMD (B)

  -Navigate to your folder with the images you want to combine for printing.

  -right mouse click in the thumbnail view, and then select "Create image Catalog.

  -Select the page by Page size

  -under 'Size' define the number of rows and columns (there are here a translation error: "Spalten (COL) / rows (lines)".)

  -Uncheck "scale photos physically." This ensures that the original images are intact and incorporated in full resolution.

  And then click OK.

  Some of the other testing devices until you get a satisfactory result. Then export it to PDF.