JPG in archicad

[Anonymous]

Hello.
I'm strugelling to safe my loyout book into the jpg format.
Is it possible?
I would like to use jpg of tiff ,bmp in my report as an attachement with some of the drawings.

Thanks

[Anonymous]

Why not PDF?

[Anonymous]

I need to do some work on them in Photoshop.

[Thomas Holm]

Witek wrote:
I need to do some work on them in Photoshop.

You can open a pdf in Photoshop.

[Anonymous]

Save directly Photoshop Image

[Anonymous]

thanks
I have tried both solutions , but in both cases the quality was poor and the drawings' detail invisible.

[Anonymous]

just got email from my friend: possible solution?!

Hooray
I worked out how to get PDFs into Word:

Get drawing onto screen (as large as possible) in Acrobat Viewer
Press Prt Scr button
Go to Word, and make Page Landscape format
Ctrl V to paste it
And there it is
Crop as necessary (or easier to crop in Photoshop?) [/size]

[Piotr Dobrowolski]

Witek wrote:
thanks
I have tried both solutions , but in both cases the quality was poor and the drawings' detail invisible.

When opening PDF in PS - you have to set the DPI of rasterized image
You also have to set the proper DPI on PDF output in AC.
if You set it too low - You get poor quality.
BTW AFAIR the importing of PDFs work differenlty in oleder and newer PS.


Best regards,
Piotr

[Anonymous]

Czesc

What is the best DPI for, say A3 size drawing with building details which you want to be able to read when printed on A4

[Anonymous]

Witek wrote:
just got email from my friend: possible solution?!

Hooray
I worked out how to get PDFs into Word:

Get drawing onto screen (as large as possible) in Acrobat Viewer
Press Prt Scr button
Go to Word, and make Page Landscape format
Ctrl V to paste it
And there it is
Crop as necessary (or easier to crop in Photoshop?) [/size]

Don't do this - if you're worried about resolution/quality this is possibly the worst thing to do. The Print Screen button takes a screen shot at 72 dpi (Bad for printing.)

To print you should try and work with about 300dpi.