Re: XP Service Pack 3

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From: Art Campbell
Date: Fri, 24 Oct 2008 18:05

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As long as it works, you win.

However, it's likely the loss of sharpness in the PDF is a result of your job option selection when you create the PDF. If you picked a job option that downsamples and compresses, you'd lose sharpness. If you picked Press Quality or even High Quality Print, the sharpness would be preserved.

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