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[Frank Corker]

Steve, you have photograv. Open it in photograv, then save the original as greyscale without any processing.

[Steve Clarkson]

So when you said "8 bit black & white" you actually meant "8 bit greyscale" ?

In PhotoPaint my choices are "1 bit black & white" and "8 bit greyscale"......I thought that maybe there was some option in Photoshop that allowed you to make an "8 bit black & white".....if such a thing is even possible.

[Frank Corker]

Steve I meant greyscale. There is 1 bit black and white but you would only be doing that on a flat image. Greyscale is what your laser uses to make a picture. Personally I thought that was a given explanation.

[Steve Clarkson]

Frank, I hang on your every word.