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If your users are viewing in 16 colors, the 256 colors will look awful. I
recommend to clients that they use the Windows default 16 colors to capture.
sharon
Sharon Burton
Anthrobytes Consulting
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>Our upcoming releases use many 256-color images that will look awful in 16
>colors.
>These documents will eventually become .pdf files.
>What problems can I expect when I use 256-color graphics in my PageMaker
>documents?
