Ta!Grabbed, re-hosted and edited with credit! Thanks...
p.s. how do you drop the colours in Image-ready? It's the first time I've used it...
(p.s. how do you drop the colours in Image-ready? It's the first time I've used it...
Henny,
Sun 5 Jan 2003, 18:46,
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There should bean optimize panel in the top right corner with "optimize" and "info" tabs. The options are on the "optimize" tab. Funny that. You're best using something like the 2-up view to compare the original with the optimized version. Don't forget to use "Save as optimized..." to save the new version. If the optimize panel isn't there, look under the Window menu.
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Baz Fuck off,
Sun 5 Jan 2003, 18:51,
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Go to the Optimize paletteand adjust the settings there... If you bring up the 2-up view, you'll be adjusting the one on the right, and this way you can see how much (or little) detail you'll lose.
Selective or perceptual usually give great color reduction, and drop an extra couple of K compared to Adaptive. Also, going Lossy works well...
(Selective or perceptual usually give great color reduction, and drop an extra couple of K compared to Adaptive. Also, going Lossy works well...
JustHere4Coffee remembers when all o' this were car parks,
Sun 5 Jan 2003, 18:52,
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Ta! (both of you!)I did try that and I did save optimized, I obviously just didn't try hard enough and play with enough options...
*note to self* play with it more...
/double entendre
(*note to self* play with it more...
/double entendre
Henny,
Sun 5 Jan 2003, 18:59,
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