Graphics quality - Mif2Go

[Art Campbell]

Although I use MIF2GO for conversion, I usually use PNG format graphics in
my Frame files so no conversion is necessary.

If something needs to change, I usually do a batch resize or conversion of
graphics myself, using Photoshop, although any suitable program should work.

Art

Art Campbell
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On Thu, Apr 29, 2010 at 7:28 AM, <rinch at inficon.com> wrote:

> Mathieu
>
> While I've got the latest version of Mif2Go, I've not used it in quite
> awhile since I no longer have the requirement to produce HTML docs. So,
> I'm in a memory fog here.  Back when I first started to use Mif2Go to
> product HTML docs, I was not happy with the quality of the graphics in my
> HTML output from FrameMaker. If I remember correctly, using the FrameMaker
> export filters resulted in the poor graphics quality. What you need to do
> is use a third party tool to create the graphics, then tell Mif2Go to use
> the third-party graphics directly. In your Mif2Go manual, check out
> 4.8.2.3 Using Third Party Graphics Converters (this from my 2007 May 01
> Mif2Go manual).
>
> Best bet is to contact Omni Systems with your question, or maybe Jeremy
> will read your posting and will point you in the right direction. As I
> remember, Mif2Go support (Jeremy) was very helpful.
>
> Good luck,
> Richard
>
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