Okay, should be done by the end of the week.
As such, just need 3 Beta builders to give it a dry run.
So if you're interested simply PM me with your email addy.
Regards
Paul.
I would like to do your Ceta build . Telman Telmanpaper@gmail.com
I will Test for you been waiting to test this for sometime now ever since I seen it on your web site my bro has gone crazy asking me if it is ready for building yet He's mad on Ren and Simpy
As they say Happy Happy Joy Joy
email is bronxntalon@hotmail.com
OK, got 'em!
Look out world, here comes the Renster!:twisted:
Russell
No probs - kits uploaded and on their way.
As for the pdf, I simply create by publishing to "pdf for web" from Corel.
Usually this causes a good reduction in the file size, but I reckon what might be happening is that dotted lines (for the folds) are not exporting as single lines that are dotted, but as a series of small lines, thus increasing the number of objects significantly...
Anyone have any ideas - I can send the Corel file if anyone wants a play.
Regards
Paul.
Hmm... do you have Photoshop or an equivilant? You might be able to open it up in there and fiddle with the resolution a little to get it down. Though the down side to that is that you can only do that one page at a time and by bringing it into a program like Photoshop, your art becomes bit-mapped instead of vector. Another option could be to try to print the file as a postcript (.ps) or .eps file. I doubt that they be any smaller, but if it is at a managable size to email, I have Distiller, and could, in theory, create a smaller PDF with that.
do you still need any ceta builders? I would love to do a test build for you. Awesome work by the way:thumb:
tammynryan14@comcast.net
Cheers J
As you say either way I lose the vector format, which is what's keeping the original Corel file size low (a tiny 118kb).
Like I say, I'm fairly certain that it's the dotted lines that are doing the damage - still at just over 1Mb it's workable.
Regards and thanks
Paul.