Blurry font on card stock

Hw do i sharpen my font within freehand? When import the
image after making it in fireworks , import it into freehand it
looks very pixleated , or somthing like that.
How do i make it photo quality? i dont understand. after i
finish it in fw it looks fine.
Thanks

As a side note:
You are asking for big trouble if you are using any online
automatic
translation for your final Spanish text. Just translate any
other
language into English and you can see that it just barely
makes sense.
I'm sure you can find a friend, or a friend of a friend, or a
local high
school Spanish teacher to translate it for you.
Rich
Heruk wrote:
> my problem now is that i am trying to make a bochure in
fh that is english and
> spanish. when i translate the text with babelfish copy
and past it into fh it
> doesnt paste right. the spanish wors look like they have
been decoded or
> something. wherever there is a ' over a letter the word
is distored and fh
> makes alphanumeric symbols. so i imported it into fw
andit worked fine. when i
> exported it back into fh from fw everything was
pixleated as far as text goes
> and it just looks sad. How do i get fh to work with the
spanish laguage
> characters
>

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