[thelist] Any PDF Pro's?????
Robert Goodyear
rob_goodyear at yahoo.com
Sat Oct 27 14:59:14 CDT 2001
Change the optimization settings in acrobat to "print" (not "press") instead of "screen".
I saw someone else's comment that you can't make it look good for both printer and
screen, but I have found this not to be true. I contend that the "print" settings simply
contain more data in the bitmaps and vector curves (fonts) than the "screen" settings do,
and therefore are larger and unnecessary for screen-only viewing, but do not jeopardize
the viewing quality for screen. The hierarchy goes like this:
Media Quality Size
-------------------------------
PRESS Best Largest
PRINT Better Moderate
SCREEN Good Smallest
/rg
--- iibiz <sales at iibiz.com> wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> One of my clients wants their printed menus available via PDF...and I can
> get them to "look" good in PDF, but they print like crap, like a typical
> image prints text.
>
> I tried "capturing" the text thru Acrobat, but that looks even worse.
>
> I know I've seen other people do this online........what's the secret?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Sandy
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