My understanding is it is a memory issue. I've spoken with my IS
department and they explained it to me as a memory issue. Also, I have
been trying to search the Adobe Acrobat website to back me up. Typically
raster maps are large files and that would explain why you would be having
problems printing to PDF. If anyone can find the data to back up my
statement please pass on the information. I will continue to search for
the data as well. I am sorry I can't answer your question to the fullest
extent. Anyone else's input would be greatly appreciated on this matter.
Samantha Wriker
Corporate Services Research Analyst
The Staubach Company
15601 Dallas Parkway
Suite 400
Addison, TX 75001
(972) 361-5000 Front Desk
(972) 361-5080 Direct
(972) 361-5913 Fax
www.staubach.com
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Samantha
I had a similar problem when I was printing maps with large raster
backgrounds to pdf files. I eventually found a work around but I needed to
keep a fairly high dpi in order to preserve the quality of the raster
image.
Do you know what determines an "acceptable" dpi - is it memory or is it
something in Acrobat that cannot be changed?
John
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Anzeco Pty. Limited
mineral exploration consulting services
Bathurst, NSW 2795, AUSTRALIA
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>
> Double check you DPI. It sounds like it is set too high. When you have
a
> lot of information on you map and your DPI is set high, the first thing
it
> drops is the text. If your DPI is set at 1200 go the next step down to
> 600. If 600 then change to 300. ect..... You can make the changes in
> your printer page set up. Hope this helps.
>
> Samantha Wriker
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