Rotated image/frame issue

I'm using Frame 8 and Acrobat 3D 8 and having issues with rotated images or frames. When printing to paper, the graphics are fine, but if I print to PDF, the top of the image is cropped. Text lines are visible but the top inch of the imported graphic is not. I wonder if this is a setting in Acrobat or a Frame issue.
Any help would be appreciated.
pat

> I have tried using jpg
Jpeg is a particularly bad format for screen captures. Tiff would be
better; I don't know enough about png. Ages ago, in a much earlier
version, I had trouble with large bitmaps printing properly in Frame
(not exactly the same problem - they were printing fine for about 3/4 of
the page and then it printed all "bunched up" and the bottom 1/4 didn't
print). I started using EPS (bitmap eps, saved from Photoshop). This not
only solved the problem, it had the added benefit of displaying much
faster (because the eps files had only a low-res preview, so Frame
didn't hesitate on each graphic to read in the whole file).
I'd be happy to look at one of your pngs, see if it works here, but I'm
on Frame 7 (just ordered Frame 9), so I'm not sure if my results would
be relevant. Zip and send to kbenson at pegtype dot com
Kenneth Benson
Pegasus Type, Inc.
www.pegtype.com

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