Re: my pdf graphics really bite (pls help)

[Jay Orie <jorie -at- inri -dot- com>]

I urge you to upgrade to the Adobe Acrobat 4.0 package for a sure-fire
solution. Made a vast improvement in the quality of my graphics and didn't
cost a fortune. But be warned that you may encounter a problem with
inconsistent table line weights, which is documented in the Adobe customer
support database.

Jay Orie
Senior Technical Writer/Editor
Inter-National Research Institute, Inc.

At 08:27 AM 3/22/00 -0500, Ron Rhodes wrote:
>
>Tech-Whirlers,
>
>I am creating a pdf from an existing user manual.  I am using Acrobat
>Distiller 3.01 and I cannot seem to produce good quality graphics when I
>generate the PDF.  I have tried, JPG, PNG, BMP, and GIF.  I snap screens
>with the ALT+PrntScreen function and then I crop and save them in PhotoShop.
>I am using Microsoft Word as my document authoring tool
>
>Has anybody learned a few cool tricks?
>
>Any help would be greatly appreciated.
>


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