Sizing Problem in PS7

I know you went through the trouble, and you got it to work, but I guarantee the printers, upon seeing a 422 MB file, are going to raise their eyebrows so high that they'll be floating 6 inches over the top of their heads like some fantastical cartoon drawing. Unless they specifically requested a file that size...

Im telling you..."TALK TO THEM BEFORE SUBMITTING THE FILE!!!!

If you don't want to listen to someone who has done this type of work, that's fine....I just hope you're able to steel yourself to the derision you'll be receiving. If they're diplomatic enough not to laugh and sneer and roll their eyes while you're standing there, they will surely do so after you leave.

I know, because me and my team did it. BUT...we always made it our mission to educate our clients, because if they gave us what we wanted our jobs were that much easier. I suspect your printer will act the same way. All you have to do is ask them. The time they spend educating you will save them much more time down the road.

he said like 300mb is great -- so 400 sould be applicable.

OK...whatever you say...I guess you know best.

But 300 MB is overkill, and a waste of time and file space.

i have the last episode of Star Trek Voyager on my HDD, its taking up some 72GB, and i still haven't gotten around to pulling it off to tape.

noooo.... don't do that in photoshop... remember photoshop is not a page layouting program... better open it on pagemaker, coreldraw, etc. haaah hmmmmmmmmmm....:eek:

and i think photoshop 7 got some bugs [when im using shortcuts, it started to mess up my work!] thats why i switch back to photoshop 6.01.:mad:

Originally posted by sybersnake
i have the last episode of Star Trek Voyager on my HDD, its taking up some 72GB, and i still haven't gotten around to pulling it off to tape.

it's called DivX. compress that mofo.

Originally posted by !mo0chan!


it's called DivX. compress that mofo.

when i have 1.5 hours to bring it to tape, i will.