girardin@acsu.buffalo.edu (anthony c girardin) (02/21/90)
can anyone help me with either of the following? is there any clip-art available at any of the ftp sites for appleworks gs? i'd love to be able to stick some fancy graphics and objects in my documents. does anyone have any tips on how to make graphics look better when printing in condensed mode? i seems like i have to sacrifice either the text or the graphics when i print. does 12-point times (in condensed mode on the laserwriter) print the same as 12-point times for the mac? my housemate swears it looks different and i can't help but agree. should i be printing in normal instead of condensed? thanks for any help/answers/questions/comments, anthony c girardin btw, appleworks gs and a twgs is one helluva combination.
jazzman@claris.com (Sydney R. Polk) (02/22/90)
From article <18068@eerie.acsu.Buffalo.EDU>, by girardin@acsu.buffalo.edu (anthony c girardin): > can anyone help me with either of the following? > > is there any clip-art available at any of the ftp sites for > appleworks gs? i'd love to be able to stick some fancy > graphics and objects in my documents. Can't help you here. > does anyone have any tips on how to make graphics look > better when printing in condensed mode? i seems like i have > to sacrifice either the text or the graphics when i print. Use the option key for squares and circles when making them. This makes the object square according to the print record, so if you have condensed mode turned on, they will appear long and tall. > does 12-point times (in condensed mode on the laserwriter) > print the same as 12-point times for the mac? my housemate > swears it looks different and i can't help but agree. should > i be printing in normal instead of condensed? It does look a little different; the fonts on the GS still print skinnier than their counterparts on the Mac. However, you do not want to print in normal. Your fonts will really be tall and skinny and you will use twice as much paper. > thanks for any help/answers/questions/comments, > > anthony c girardin > > btw, appleworks gs and a twgs is one helluva combination. No ****, Sherlock! -- Syd Polk | Wherever you go, there you are. jazzman@claris.com | Let the music be your light. GO 'STROS! | These opinions are mine. Any resemblence to other GO RICE! | opinions, real or fictitious, is purely coincidence.