Bob Tennent wrote:
> Yes. But I presume Don had some reason to convert PDF to a raster graphic. > And for that kind of image, png is a more economical format than jpg. > > Don: How are converting pdf to jpg? Can you not contrul the resolution? I did the following, which is simpler than it sounds: 1. In Outlook, Format Text tab, select HTML. 2. Highlight the Acrobat window displaying the PDF 3. Click Alt-PrtScr 4. Highlight the Outlook window 5. Click Ctrl-V. Pasted image appears in the email. 6. Highlight the image in the Outlook window 7. Click Picture Tools Format|Crop 8. Crop away the unwanted parts of the pasted image. More observations: In the above procedure, the original Acrobat screen image had the white spaces. If I magnify the Acrobat image by 300% and repeat the procedure, I do not get the white spaces on screen or in the pasted image. If I start with a screen image of the .ps in GSview rather than the .pdf, I never see white spaces anywhere. As I said before, I get the white spaces in the same circumstances whether the .pdf was created with Acrobat Distiller or GSview. BUT, I never see the white spaces if I view any of the .pdf's in GSview. The font is LilyJAZZText. --Don
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