Graphics that are too large

[Judie Vegh]

Hello all, 

 

I am currently in the process of creating a new style for some manuals.
I really like manuals that have two columns per page, one column
designated for text and steps, the other designated for images and
figures. Unfortunately, some of the screenshots that I have to take are
large, and even scaling them down by DPI in the Object Properties dialog
box, won't benefit the manual because they don't look nice when output
to a PDF.  

 

I feel that the easiest solution would be to create a master page with
two columns and another master page that allows for room for a large
graphic at the bottom of the page and apply it as I need it, but is this
really fast and efficient? I feel like it will cause more headaches than
ease-of-use.

 

What would anyone suggest doing to remedy these large graphics (besides
not using them), and allow it to be efficient? 

 

Thanks, 

 

Judie




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