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Date: 29 Jun 89 21:00:56 GMT
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In article <686@jc3b21.UUCP> fgd3@jc3b21.UUCP (Fabbian G. Dufoe) writes:
>My main complaint about DigiView is the images just aren't sharp enough.  It's
>OK for digitizing photographs for reproduction in newsletters, but I want
>something for digitizing line art.  I want it to look really crisp and
>sharp, but I don't need color.  The kind of stuff I'm thinking about could
>be colored with a paint program later.

I currently use a Digi-View unit for my Amiga with the V3.0 of software to
produce line art. Digi-View V3.0 has an option for line-art, in practically
any resolution mode. I prefer to use the 640X400 to get the most out of my
digitization. I then import it into Deluxe Paint for touch-up work, convert
it to a GIF format file, save on to a 5.25" floppy drive in IBM MS-DOS format
and load it on the IBM at work. Through Microsoft Windows and a shareware
program called EASEL I can load that GIF file and re-save it as a Microsoft
Paint format. Then, I load Pagemaker and import the Paint format picture into
my document and print it out on our laser printer for excellent results!!!

(Seems like a lot of work, but without a laser printer at home on my Amiga,
it's the best results)