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2007-04-18 19:18
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Cr-carbinol.eps (80,584 bytes) |
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Please import this via File > Import. It will import as vector and display and print far better. It also will be scaleable. |
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2007-04-18 19:42
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kghostview-5569-eps.png (23,641 bytes) |
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2007-04-18 19:42
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2007-04-18 19:43
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scribus-5568-eps.png (56,306 bytes) |
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2007-04-18 19:43
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acroread-5570-eps_pdf.png (36,607 bytes) |
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more testing tell me the generating application might be the issue |
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As the files I just uploaded show there is no problem when the EPS is either imported natively through File>Import>Import EPS/PS (the preferred way) or into an image frame. Output quality from an image frame is worse then from a natively imported eps, which is understandable, but it's visible. One thing I noticed was that the eps inserted into an image frame was at a low zoom level i.e. very small and when "fit to frame" was chosen the image was moved beyond the frame, so it was effectively "invisible" until I used Y position control to move it up. You could be running into that. |
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2007-04-18 20:32
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scribus-5568-eps-imgframe.png (65,999 bytes) |
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2007-04-18 20:39
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scribus-5569-eps-imgframe-pdf.png (41,361 bytes) |
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Issue with that .eps is fixed now, but that .eps isn't really conforming to the PS and DSC specifications. |
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Konqui, decrease the zoom level and you'll see your image, move it with Y:Pos. spinbox. |
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Franz fixed this issue by creating a workaround for such broken bounding box EPS files. I have updated packages in our repository and the original reporter confirmed the fix in 1339cvs. Time to close the issue. |
- Anonymous
