It depends what format the file is in: INSERTOBJ brings in the file as an
OLE object. Right click on the image and select OLE Quality, then tell
AutoCAD what kind of image file it is. Under OPTIONS command, PLOTTING tab,
explore letting the OLE application print the image, and see if print-out
quality improves.
Scaling the image file up distorts and destroys quality, and lossy type
files like JPEG add to the quality downslide.
If you do this often, have you considered purchasing a Raster to Vector
application, and turning the logo into AutoCAD entities?
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Dean Saadallah
www.pendean.com
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"GAC" wrote in message
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> We have been asked to insert a company logo ( black & white)onto our
standard templates.
> What is the best method/image type to use as we seem to be getting poor
results from the image?
>
> we plit to both HP Designjet 600 (mono) & HP Laserjets as standard.
>
> Can anybody help
>
> Gary Cleary
> CAD Manager)
> 0161 214 0248 (Direct Dial)
> EC HARRIS:
> Capital Project and Facilities Consultants
> The Royal Exchange, Manchester, M2 7EH
> Tel: 0161 214 0214 Fax: 0161 214 0215
> http://www.echarris.com
>
>