Scaling Bitmap And Vector Images - #4205

            Although you would not normally print an *.EPS file to a
            non-PostScript printer, if you have a need to do so,
            please note the following issue with scaling.

            Corel VENTURA 4.2 scales vector and bitmap images from
            two different origin points. For instance, if you place
            an *.EPS image with a bitmap header into a frame and
            scale it down, the image will scale towards the upper
            left hand corner of the frame, according to the image's
            origin point. When printed to a PostScript printer the
            *.EPS image remains in the same position as seen on the
            screen. However, when printed to a non-PostScript
            printer, the *.EPS image header (the bitmap
            representation of the image) will appear scaled to the
            same degree but centered in the frame. This is due to the
            fact that a non-PostScript printer is only able to print
            the bitmap image header of the *.EPS file. Since the
            origin point for scaling bitmaps is its center, we
            acheive the results above.

            To prevent this, when printing to a non-PostScript
            printer, do not scale any images containing a bitmap
            image header within Corel VENTURA. Instead, scaling or
            re-sizing should be done within the image's source
            application, such as CorelDRAW. For new images, create
            the image according to the desired size before exporting
            it to Corel VENTURA. For existing images, open the
            original graphic file in its source application and scale
            it to the required size before exporting it to Corel
            VENTURA.

            Copyright © 1996 Corel Corporation.
            Last Updated: 29 May, 1996