Distorted output from PS->PDF
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Hi Guys,
After converting a PS to PDF using Adobe Distiller 5, the PDF file output is no longer as good as can be seen in Ghostscript. Although there is no mistake or error, the problem is hardviewing. It is hard to read the text.
Are there any options that can be setup in Acrobat to make it right.
ARC
After converting a PS to PDF using Adobe Distiller 5, the PDF file output is no longer as good as can be seen in Ghostscript. Although there is no mistake or error, the problem is hardviewing. It is hard to read the text.
Are there any options that can be setup in Acrobat to make it right.
ARC
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I know what you mean, but if you print it, it will still come out loking nice. I don't how to make Acrobat's preview work better though. If you zoom in you can see the better detail, if that helps you...
OP
Thanks CUViper!
If you at any time get to know about it, let me know.
Thanks!
If you at any time get to know about it, let me know.
Thanks!
It could also be to do with the fonts that you are using - if you're using TrueType fonts with no Adobe Type 1 equivalent, then the PDF distiller is usually forced to render the fonts as bitmaps.
However, if you tell the distiller to use a decent resolution, the PDF should look OK, and be good enough to print.
Of course, if it really is a problem, you could always change fonts!
Rgds
AndyF
However, if you tell the distiller to use a decent resolution, the PDF should look OK, and be good enough to print.
Of course, if it really is a problem, you could always change fonts!
Rgds
AndyF
