Re: Fuzzy Graphics

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From: R._VanDyke
Date: Thu, 09 Oct 2008 14:50

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Tracy:

I quickly scanned this thread and didn't see (or quite possibly overlooked) any discussion of the settings for whatever you're using to create the PDF(?)

I've been happily using PNGs as my default images format for three years or so. When they've appeared less than crisp in a PDF, it's usually because Acrobat Distiller (or whatever calls it these days) was compressing graphics in a way that affected image crispness.

So, if you haven't already done so, take a look there...(?)

Cheers & hope this helps,
Riley

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