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There are a total of 10 pages. I don't think the
client has access to a native file and I do not know the original program. I
just have glossy original printed pages. I was thinking a large format
camera might be a way to capture the document?
thanks,
chris
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Sent: Monday, August 04, 2003 6:51
PM
Subject: RE: [PDF-Basics] mixed graphics
How
many pages is this beast? What program was the original done in? Does the
client have access to a native file?
Rich
Sprague
Try importing the scan into Adobe Photoshop, make any adjustments,
and then export to PDF. If you don't have Photoshop, use the native
software with your scanner and either use Distiller or save as a grayscale
or color .TIFF. Then drag and drop the image from Explorer to
Acrobat.
Hello,
I have a client who wants an abstract of a
research paper to be scanned and converted into a PDF for posting
online.
They have not had success with producing the
quality document they need in-house. Kinkos' scanners were not much better
for this, plus their Acrobat program choked on the task. Now, a commercial
document conversion and storage company tells me there is no way that
Acrobat can produce a quality reproduction with figures, graphs, 2-column
text and footnotes from a scanned import.
If Acrobat and scanners cannot do the job,
what is the alternative that most Acrobat users go to next?
Thanks,
Christine
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