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JSSM wrote:

> �Algui�n tiene informaci�n, comentarios, noticias, etc... sobre el uso
> del formato PDF de Adobe (el de Acrobat) para mandar trabajos a
> imprenta.

Yo hice algunas preguntas como las tuyas hace unas semanas, y no obtuve
mucha informaci�n que digamos. Pero si te sirve, anexo lo que me sugiri� un
camarada que conoc� en
http://www.universalthread.com/
que por cierto les recomiendo a todos.

Para crear un PDF necesitas el Acrobat Distiller. Y para abrirlo, verlo e
imprimirlo, el Acrobat Reader (que se baja gratis de Adobe).

El mensaje que recib� fue el siguiente:

 If you want to send the PDF to the print shop you have to adjust the
 Distiller to keep the quality of your job. The default 300 dpi is only good

 for a laser printer in this connection (this is not the same as when you
 are scanning a photo in 300 pixels per inch).

 Distiller Job Options | General: Default Resolution 2540
 | Compression: No downsampling and no
 compression
 | Font Embedding: Embedd all fonts, turn off
 Subset fons below
 | Advanced: Distill with prolog, epilog ON,
 Turn off convert CMYK-RGB, Preserves ON

 If you do the above, you should get max. quality. If the Print shop can not

 deal with the PDF directly, then
 they can anyway open the job in Acrobat reader and export it to Postscript
 for their use. And the exported PS code is not inferior to the original
 one.

 We are dealing with a print shop that has an imposition software
 (Inposition) that does not understand the Ventura PS output. If I deliver a

 PDF to them and they export it to PS again, everything is OK.

 Villi