Brochures

Hi Flash group,
Has anybody used flashed to create a professional looking
corporate brochure? I'm basically layoing out an annual report with
graphics and text, no animation. I'm told that our inhouse staff
uses in design and that I have to pass them an .eps formatted file.
Can flash export to an .eps extension. I haven't seen it in the
publish settings. Any suggestions, greatly appreciated.
thanks!

Yes. Flash can export as an .eps format.
File > Export Image... select the eps format.
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> Hi Flash group,
>
> Has anybody used flashed to create a professional
looking corporate
> brochure?
> I'm basically layoing out an annual report with graphics
and text, no
> animation. I'm told that our inhouse staff uses in
design and that I have
> to
> pass them an .eps formatted file. Can flash export to an
.eps extension.
> I
> haven't seen it in the publish settings. Any
suggestions, greatly
> appreciated.
>
> thanks!
>

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