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1. Re: Overprint view on my slightly older Mac vs. a friend's new Mac
He has high quality preview and enabled and you don’t.
Bob
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2. Re: Overprint view on my slightly older Mac vs. a friend's new Mac
Do you mean under "OBJECT" + "Display Performance"
or do you mean under "View" + "display performance" + "high qiuality display"
???
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3. Re: Overprint view on my slightly older Mac vs. a friend's new Mac
1 person found this helpfulDear Bob,
I hit "View" + "display performance" + "high quality display"
and it worked.
THANKS A MILLION !!!!!
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4. Re: Overprint view on my slightly older Mac vs. a friend's new Mac
1 person found this helpfulHOWEVER, WHEN I AM ADJUSTING THE BORDERS, the image quality is still HORRIBLE.
Any suggestions?
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5. Re: Overprint view on my slightly older Mac vs. a friend's new Mac
1 person found this helpfulWhat do you mean adjusting the borders?
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6. Re: Overprint view on my slightly older Mac vs. a friend's new Mac
What do you mean adjusting the borders?
When I have an object, and grab the edge of the object and adjust the sides (basically cropping the image)
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7. Re: Overprint view on my slightly older Mac vs. a friend's new Mac
1 person found this helpfulIs this temporary while you are cropping?
If so, turn off Live Screen Drawing or set it to Delayed.
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8. Re: Overprint view on my slightly older Mac vs. a friend's new Mac
Peter Spier, you are AMAZING.
You just solved my problem !!!
InDesign > Preferences > Interface (Mac OS).
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9. Re: Overprint view on my slightly older Mac vs. a friend's new Mac
Some people are saying the setting is under the "interactive" pane, but it is not:
http://www.ccwatershed.org/media/photologue/photos/148_Xprtd.jpg
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10. Re: Overprint view on my slightly older Mac vs. a friend's new Mac
This thread is nearly a year old, now and I'm not sure what you are looking for.
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11. Re: Overprint view on my slightly older Mac vs. a friend's new Mac
I was merely clarifying for anybody who might be needing the information. THanks!
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12. Re: Overprint view on my slightly older Mac vs. a friend's new Mac
You can also set the display quality in the prefs.
