MACROMEDIA FREEHAND 10-USING FREEHAND Use Manual page 133

TIFF (Tagged Image File Format) is a bitmap graphic file format that is supported
by both Windows and Macintosh platforms.
Choose Edit > Preferences. Click Redraw.
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Move the slider control to Full Resolution to display imported TIFF files at the
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highest resolution available. The Smart Image Preview Resolution option is
selected by default.
In Windows, Image RAM Cache is selected by default and is automatically
calculated to the best RAM allocation for the cache. The cache allows for faster
redraw of bitmap images.
Click OK.
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If you open or import a file that uses fonts not installed on your system, you can
choose to replace the missing fonts or substitute fonts installed on your system.
You may also have to reapply or substitute fonts if you transfer a document
between Windows and Macintosh platforms, if the original fonts are not available
on the other platform or the fonts have different names. You can use Macromedia
Fontographer to create compatible versions of fonts for both Windows and the
Macintosh; for more information on Macromedia products, go to the
Macromedia Web site at http://www.macromedia.com.
Replacing fonts strips all manual kerning applied to the fonts. Substituting fonts
temporarily substitutes fonts when the illustration is opened.
If you open or import a file containing fonts that are not installed on your system,
the Missing Fonts dialog box appears to prompt you to replace the missing fonts.
Any missing fonts not replaced will display and print in the default replacement
font, Arial (Windows) or Courier (Macintosh); however, the font assignment in
the document remains the same.
Do one of the following:
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Choose File > New to open a new file. Then choose File > Import to
import a file.
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Choose File > Open and open a file.