Try outputting your PDF to version 4.0/1.3 or flattening the transparencies first, before pdf2swf processing.
I tried your PDF (v 1.6) through several pdf2swf parameters with no luck either, but a quick optimatizon to 4.0/1.3 (which automatically flattens the PDF) rendered it perfectly without needing to add additional parameters to pdf2swf. 2010/3/8 John Georgiou <[email protected]> > > I have a problem trying to convert a pdf with shaded fills. > > I have the following one-page pdf: > http://www.devart.gr/john/test/doc.pdf > > I run: > pdf2swf.exe -T8 -s zoom=100 -s jpegquality=80 -s poly2bitmap doc.pdf -o > doc1.swf > and I get: > http://www.devart.gr/john/test/doc1.swf > > I run: > pdf2swf.exe -T8 -s zoom=100 -s jpegquality=80 doc.pdf -o doc2.swf > and I get: > http://www.devart.gr/john/test/doc2.swf > > I'll appreciate any available help > Thank you > > > John Georgiou > Electrical & Computer Engineer > [email protected] > OPTIMEDIA Interactive Systems > 6 Arapaki Str, Kallithea, > 17676 Athens - GREECE > Tel. +30 210 9578294 Fax: +30 210 9578470 > www.optimedia.gr > > -- Jeff
