[Scribus] Setting linescreen when printing pdf file

Rainer Heilke rheilke
Fri Jul 9 04:29:30 CEST 2004


If it is only a single page, you can try bringing it into PhotoShop 
(since it sounds like a professional printing system, I would hope they 
have PhotoShop!). PhotoShop can bring in PDF files--the question is if 
it comes in cleanly. PhotoShop sometimes only "sees" the first image, 
rather than the whole page. If it looks OK, go to "Print with Preview" 
in the File menu. There should be a "Screen" button about 2/3 way down, 
1/3 in from the left side. This is where you can set it. Note that you 
set it for each separation (printer colour).

There used to be a way to do it from Acrobat, but that was 3 lives and 2 
versions back, and I no longer even remember if this was a Mac-specific 
thing.  :-/ Sorry. Seems to me Illustrator could do this, too, but 
again... Memory fades...

IHTH

Rainer

Wayne Maeda wrote:

>I'm trying to print out a tabloid size pdf file (created in Scribus) on a 
>postscript printer but can't figure out how to set the linescreen. My 
>graphics have to be printed out at 75 lpi or less. I'm using Adobe Acrobat 
>(in Windows and Linux) to print from but there doesn't seem to be any way to 
>set the linescreen. Is the linescreen set in the pdf file with Scribus? 
>Has anyone done this?
>
>If the page were letter size, I could print it out on my printer by using  the 
>command line. However, since it's a tabloid size page, I need to use an 
>outside printer and outside computer (which runs Windows only).
>
> I have access to Pagemaker ( I don't have Quark) but can't figure out how to 
>load a pdf file. The documentation covers how to create a pdf file but not 
>how to load one.
>
>What's the best way to print out a pdf file on Windows?
>
>Thanks,
>Wayne
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