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Question
We are running InDesign 5.0.2 and just upgraded a few machines to Leopard.
since the upgrade, random placed Photoshop eps files with Clipping paths, do
not print with the path enabled. They also do not PDF. The only work around
seems to be to view the images in High res preview to see the offending images
than switch back.
Tom,
First of all, make sure you are running the current build of Leopard (10.5.3). Next, you may need to resave your eps files as psd files. Older eps files sometimes act kind of odd (like clipping paths not working). That is why I recommend that you use psd files for your images.
Good luck
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Answers by Expert:
James Fritz
Expertise
I am an Adobe Certified Instructor in InDesign and many other applications. I look forward to your question.
Experience
I have been using InDesign since 2001. I use it as a designer and teach it daily as an Instructor.
I am also Lynda.com video training author.
www.lynda.com/jamesfritz
Organizations
InDesign User Group, Milwaukee and Madison Chapters; United Adworkers
Education/Credentials
BFA Graphic Design - University of Wisconsin Milwaukee;
Adobe Certified Instructor, Print Specialist;
Adobe Certified Instructor, InDesign;
Adobe Certified Instructor, Acrobat;
Adobe Certified Instructor, Photoshop;
Adobe Certified Instructor, InCopy;
Adobe Certified Instructor, Fireworks;
Quark Recognized Instructor;
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