EPS file for commercial printer or Tiff File

[lori]

I am trying to get a file to a magazine that needs either a tif file (300
dpi) or an eps with fonts oultined. Is there anyway to do this with
Publisher? The version I have is 2003, and it is a full color (CMYK) ad.
It looks like the only tiff I can convert to is grayscale and that there is
no way to convert the fonts to paths/outlines. The only other graphic type
program I have is Photoshop elements which doesn't work with CMYK.
Am I totally out of luck?
Thanks in advance.
Lori

 

[Mary Sauer]

You can right-click the image, save as picture, there is a .tif option with 300 dpi.
Read these articles...
Commercial printing
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/assistance/CH062524641033.aspx

 

[lori]

Yes, thanks I just figured out that when I upgraded I gained the ability to
save as a 300 dpi tif. Does the new version still not offer a satisfactory
eps option? I read the conversation here about converting to outlines not
working.
Lori

 

[Wendell]

Hi Lori,
Your type will look like crap if you save it as a 300 dpi tiff. Your
best bet would be a pdf with the fonts embedded. They should be able to
take that. If not, find another printer.

Wendell