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Can you save it as a PDF or EPS? If you rasterize it in a program like Photoshop at a high enough dimension and DPI, you wont have blocky text.
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Can you save it as a PDF or EPS? If you rasterize it in a program like Photoshop at a high enough dimension and DPI, you wont have blocky text.

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You're right about starting in Freehand. &nbsp;I'm using version 10 of freehand. When I import a freehand file into fireworks, I cannot actually edit the text anymore, but that is OK because I can still work with the original freehand file. &nbsp;
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You're right about starting in Freehand.  I'm using version 10 of freehand. When I import a freehand file into fireworks, I cannot actually edit the text anymore, but that is OK because I can still work with the original freehand file.  

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I want to create a simple brochure using Fireworks. &nbsp;I've made a nice png file, but I can't find a way of printing it. &nbsp;I'm using Fireworks to edit the png for the brochure. &nbsp;It seems to recognize text regions and provides really sharp graphics, which makes it appear as if it is not a simple raster graphic....as long as I continue to use Fireworks. &nbsp;If I try to export the png file from Fireworks, even by importing it into Freehand, the text suddenly looks blocky and unclear. &nbsp;I need to be able to convert the png to something I can take to the printer to print. &nbsp;
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I want to create a simple brochure using Fireworks.  I've made a nice png file, but I can't find a way of printing it.  I'm using Fireworks to edit the png for the brochure.  It seems to recognize text regions and provides really sharp graphics, which makes it appear as if it is not a simple raster graphic....as long as I continue to use Fireworks.  If I try to export the png file from Fireworks, even by importing it into Freehand, the text suddenly looks blocky and unclear.  I need to be able to convert the png to something I can take to the printer to print.  

Fireworks PNG printing

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