Been doing a little diy on my company Logo. Figured out how to do it, looks great. The only thing is....

It's now an Adobe Photoshop Image file. How can I change it back to an eps file? Can I?
Thanks.

 

Yeah, just go to the file menu and do save as. Click on the file format drop down list and you should be able to pick it from there.

[Edited by Hanslow - 1/24/2004 10:28:18 AM]

 

Yeah that'll do nicely. You can look at things for ages sometimes and not figure it out and usually it's the really simple things like this.
Need to send the logo to a promotional pen company so thats sorted now.
Hownslow thanks very much.

 

Hanslow even

 

No problem So many people can't spell my name...even when it's written in front of 'em


[Edited by Hanslow - 1/24/2004 1:01:53 PM]

 

Andrew, the one thing you may be stuck with is that if you rasterised a vector EPS image when you imported it into Photoshop, even if you save it back out of Photoshop as an EPS, it will remain a raster (i.e. bitmap) image.

This may cause problems if your ultimate intent is to pass the .eps on to a commercial printer or signwriter, so if this is what you're going to do, you may have to go back to square one with your original vector logo, and make your modifications inside Illustrator or a similar vector graphics package.

 

Oh toss. Yeah rasterised it was. I'll figure it out....
Thanks for the update.