My Mac version of Finale 2012 displays and prints imported graphics to PDF with
poor resolution of the imported graphic. Printing the same file to PDF with
Finale 2012 on Windows gives proper results. Any suggestions? Is this a problem
with the Mac version of Fin 2012?
Dan
It's a Mac thing. You need to print to a postscript file (not PDF) then open
the ps file in Preview which will convert it to a PDF so you can save and/or
print it.
Sent from my iPhone, so please forgive the typos and brevity.
On Apr 8, 2012, at 10:00 AM, finale-requ...@shsu.edu wrote:
My
Thanks Brian,
It works if you import EPS but not PDF.
Dan
On 2012-04-08, at 3:04 PM, Brian Williams wrote:
It's a Mac thing. You need to print to a postscript file (not PDF) then open
the ps file in Preview which will convert it to a PDF so you can save and/or
print it.
Sent from my
I don't know whether this applies, but I also
learned just 2 days ago that if you are using the
Mac OS .pdf function to print to a .pdf file,
it is actually a PDF Lite and can introduce
errors and distortions. By going to Adobe PDF
in that same dialog instead, you engage the Adobe
program
I do have the full Acrobat, but still getting poor resolution of the imported
graphic (PDF in this case) when saving as Adobe pdf. The only partial
solution is what Brian suggested, to print to PS file or Compile PostScrip
listing with Imported EPS only, but cannot get it to compile to a
Mac OS X 10.7.3 / Finale 2012a
To a song I am working on I imported a color JPG, then made and imported a PDF
of a few bars of the same song.
Then I made a PDF of the song, with the imported JPG and PDF and it looks good
to me, both on-screen, laser printed on Brother HL-1850 and inkjet
