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Hi AraVitz, welcome back. (even if you had to "sneak" back in) [shhh]

Go with just PDF files. A lot of printers nowadays are asking for and can work with them. PDFs use 32bit gradients so colour is not a problem. And the type can be saved as either Vector or embedded. That's cool too.

I'd stear clear of EPS if it's possible. There's just more to do with them and incompatibilities can arise. With PDFs, there's no worrying about that.

BTW... PDF files are not "vector". Only the type "can" be converted to vector, but it's not a manditory setting.

Good thing too PS can save as PDF now too.
Any problems doing that AraVitz?

<blockquote data-quote="theKeeper" data-source="post: 9373" data-attributes="member: 29752">Hi AraVitz, welcome back. (even if you had to &quot;sneak&quot; back in)&nbsp;&nbsp; [shhh] <img src="/forum/styles/default/xenforo/smilies/psg/bustagut_22.png" srcset="/forum/styles/default/xenforo/smilies/psg/bustagut_22.png 1x, /forum/styles/default/xenforo/smilies/psg/bustagut_44.png 2x" class="smilie" loading="lazy" alt=":bustagut:" title="ROFL&nbsp; &nbsp; :bustagut:" data-shortname=":bustagut:" /> Go with just PDF files. A lot of printers nowadays are asking for and can work with them. PDFs use 32bit gradients so colour is not a problem. And the type can be saved as either Vector or embedded. That&#039;s cool too.I&#039;d stear clear of EPS if it&#039;s possible. There&#039;s just more to do with them and incompatibilities can arise. With PDFs, there&#039;s no worrying about that.BTW... PDF files are not &quot;vector&quot;. Only the type &quot;can&quot; be converted to vector, but it&#039;s not a manditory setting.Good thing too PS can save as PDF now too.Any problems doing that AraVitz?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="theKeeper, post: 9373, member: 29752"] Hi AraVitz, welcome back. (even if you had to "sneak" back in) [shhh] :bustagut: Go with just PDF files. A lot of printers nowadays are asking for and can work with them. PDFs use 32bit gradients so colour is not a problem. And the type can be saved as either Vector or embedded. That's cool too. I'd stear clear of EPS if it's possible. There's just more to do with them and incompatibilities can arise. With PDFs, there's no worrying about that. BTW... PDF files are not "vector". Only the type "can" be converted to vector, but it's not a manditory setting. Good thing too PS can save as PDF now too. Any problems doing that AraVitz? [/QUOTE]

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