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Post by KSS » 22 Nov 2011 19:46

From my Project File FH will print my tree with photos on umpteen pages of A4. I want to ask a specialist printer to print the tree plus photos on one big sheet. It can't be as simple as supplying him with a copy of the Project File, can it?

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Post by Jane » 22 Nov 2011 20:01

Yes, that's pretty well it, you send the Project file and your saved chart file and both My History and Genealogy Printers can take a Project folder with a chart file so they know what to print.

If you use a custom text scheme, you might need to include that as well.

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Post by Dagwood » 23 Nov 2011 17:02

Jane, that's very interesting, is there a preferred format that printers usually like eg PDF, jpeg or Tiff etc?
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Post by Jane » 23 Nov 2011 19:23

If you use a specialist you just send your Project (or a cut down version of it), plus your fhc file for the layout you want.

If you are using a general office printer (or getting someone you know to print it for you) then save it as a PDF for best results.

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Post by KSS » 23 Nov 2011 19:44

Thanks, Jane. I'll go ahead now.

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Post by Dagwood » 24 Nov 2011 07:34

Jane said:
If you use a specialist you just send your Project (or a cut down version of it), plus your fhc file for the layout you want.

If you are using a general office printer (or getting someone you know to print it for you) then save it as a PDF for best results.
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