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Article #645Re: Rotated image/frame issue
From: Pat_Kack
Date: Wed, 11 Feb 2009 05:43
Date: Wed, 11 Feb 2009 05:43
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Hey Sheila, I've installed all the updates for both Frame and Acrobat, but it doesn't solve my issue. It happens only on large graphics that take up most of the page. If I import an image (png) and rotate it, it gets cropped. If I rotate the image in the graphic program and then import it, it is fine. If I import and image in a landscape frame and then rotate that frame to fit portrait, it crops the image (but not any text inserts). Seeing as this only happens when I print to pdf (looks fine on screen, prints to paper correctly), I'm guessing it's a glitch between Frame and Acrobat (one of many). I've looked on the Acrobat 3D forum as well, to no avail. I have no idea what to do. The graphics are schematics of electrical components, a cropped graphic is useless...
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