Subject	Re: true vector images are inherently high quality.
Posted by	olyar15 on February 06, 2007 at 5:10 PM
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In Reply To	true vector images are inherently high quality. (n/m) posted by bjamin on February 06, 2007 at 03:10 PM
Message	Not true. One can create the logo out of just lines rather than lines and curves/arcs, which will result in a low-quality reproduction. Charles Carbon Black '95 TT '02 Honda CR-V "Bustermobile" Carbon Black '03 BMW M5
Follow Ups	Pic Request "Z logo" - GaranaBlade 11:24:17 02/06/07 This? - dmv300z 11:47:05 02/06/07 That will work, Thanks (n/m) - GaranaBlade 12:00:44 02/06/07 Here is a big outline Z, decent to work with- - colocomp (Denver) 11:59:30 02/06/07 I could try a convert to vector too, if needed, email me (n/m) - colocomp (Denver) 12:08:10 02/06/07 Re: Here is a big outline Z, decent to work with- (n/m) - dswtflip4u 23:46:53 02/06/07 I have the TrueType Font. (n/m) - MixManMash 14:32:28 02/06/07 me want.. (n/m) - nemo1080 23:29:15 02/06/07 check your e-mail. (n/m) - MixManMash 11:55:01 02/07/07 Can I get a hold of that too? (n/m) - Honad 15:12:29 02/07/07 true vector images are inherently high quality. (n/m) - bjamin 15:10:34 02/06/07 Yea i know, i just typed it anyway - GaranaBlade 15:15:43 02/06/07 Re: true vector images are inherently high quality. - olyar15 17:10:54 02/06/07 I converted the bitmap to Encapsulated PostScript - colocomp (Denver) 18:31:05 02/06/07 Re: Pic Request "Z logo" - PhilupondZ 17:04:30 02/06/07 I want one - rmb300zxtt 17:59:22 02/06/07 Re: I want one - PhilupondZ 18:18:15 02/06/07 Phil can I get one too. thanks (n/m) - jzee32tt 21:34:24 02/06/07
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