Rantin Al

Ye're a Liar! Said the dummy!

I stand corrected Said the man with the Gimp!

I See! Said the blind man, running in a blizzard!

I hear what you say!! Said the man with the Walrus sticking out of his ears![saywhat]. ( I just made that one up!)

[bustagut] [bustagut] [bustagut]

Just back from pub! You'll get nothing but nonsense for the next 24 hours! From me anyway! [confused], if I've got anything to say in the matter! 8} 8} [bustagut] [bustagut]

Normal service will be resumed as soon as posssible, if and when appropriate! I'll take questions on sport in the meantime!

G'night all, [shhh] [shhh] [shhh] Al

wbiss

[bustagut] [bustagut] [bustagut] R.A.!

Here's to your hangover in the AM!

lindaw

Thanks for the info! Will await R.A.'s recovery [bustagut] I am almost done with the logo. Looks great! The client loves it! (that is always good!)

lindaw

Well I have a few things to clean up and the resize issue but for the most part it is finished.

Man I see jaggssss.....grrrrr [stuned] [doh] |

wbiss

[righton] Great going Linda!

[stuned] Man, if you're seeing "jaggies", I need new glasses! Don't magnify the picture... view it "to scale" in the environment that it will be posted! Looks just fine to me! [righton]

lindaw

Thanks Wendy! Not bad for my first one. I see a few things I need to fix but that is chump change compaired to where I was a few days ago. Thanks again everyone for all the help! I couldn't have done it without you! :} :}

sfm

Linda pat yourself on the back :} way to go [righton]
remember curves will always have some faint "jaggies" because they are curved not straight
The client likes it - yes! that is 60% of the battle over the remaining 40% is just your battle with you and your perfectionism he he he
well done Linda [righton]
sfm

Linda, any "jaggies" that you see on the screen, will not be visible if you print with enough resolution. The screen is showing them because of the low resolution (72 PPI).

Linda, any "jaggies" that you see on the screen, will not be visible if you print with enough resolution. The screen is showing them because of the low resolution (72 PPI).

Linda, any "jaggies" that you see on the screen, will not be visible if you print with enough resolution. The screen is showing them because of the low resolution (72 PPI).

Linda, any "jaggies" that you see on the screen, will not be visible if you print with enough resolution. The screen is showing them because of the low resolution (72 PPI).

Linda, any "jaggies" that you see on the screen, will not be visible if you print with enough resolution. The screen is showing them because of the low resolution (72 PPI).

Linda, any "jaggies" that you see on the screen, will not be visible if you print with enough resolution. The screen is showing them because of the low resolution (72 PPI).

Linda, any "jaggies" that you see on the screen, will not be visible if you print with enough resolution. The screen is showing them because of the low resolution (72 PPI).

Linda, any "jaggies" that you see on the screen, will not be visible if you print with enough resolution. The screen is showing them because of the low resolution (72 PPI).

Linda, any "jaggies" that you see on the screen, will not be visible if you print with enough resolution. The screen is showing them because of the low resolution (72 PPI).

Linda, any "jaggies" that you see on the screen, will not be visible if you print with enough resolution. The screen is showing them because of the low resolution (72 PPI).

Linda, any "jaggies" that you see on the screen, will not be visible if you print with enough resolution. The screen is showing them because of the low resolution (72 PPI).

Linda, any "jaggies" that you see on the screen, will not be visible if you print with enough resolution. The screen is showing them because of the low resolution (72 PPI).

Rantin Al

Linda I've kept this simple and skipped the saving custom sizes.

File > Document Setup:
Artboard: Size: Custom.
Enter width and height, 10 cm & 10 cm.

Click OK and the Artboard changes from A4 to 10 X 10 cm.

Rantin Al

The Artboard will now show a 10 x 10 square.

Under View > Page Tiling, untick this to hide tiling.

Select All, move position the logo at the top left of the square.

Hold Shift and scale by dragging the bottom right of the logo to fit into the side and bottom of the square.

Save As > Logo.eps or export directly to whatever format you need.

Done! If you open the logo in Photoshop, just select the resolution you want, 72, 144, 200 etc. Photoshop will render it out at 10 X 10 cm at the res specified.

Al