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When using "Pack and Go" or "Publish as PDF" in Publisher 2007 is there a way
to convert text to an image or a shape? In other higher powered software
packages there is an option to outline text to change text to shapes. I am
not sure how to do anything other than embed the fonts with Publisher.
The problem I am running into is when I send a PDF to our printing company,
who uses MACs, the font is lost because it is not native to that platform. I
can not send them the TrueType files, because the file types are
incompatible. They asked me to covert the text to an image or a shape so it
does not come across as text in the PDF. They also said something about
converting the text to curves, which they thought was an option in Publisher.
The end result is their computer does a goofy font substitution and the text
does not look at all like it should.
Bottom line, if I can open the PDF and highlight the text as you would in
any text editor, there is a problem when the printing company opens the file.
I have saved the publication as a JPG, along with some other image file
types, but the quality was lost as compared to the PDF. At this point I am
considering changing to a printing company who is PC based. Although I spoke
with a few and they are not huge fans of working with Publisher files. Any
suggestions, comments or recommendations?
Thanks!
to convert text to an image or a shape? In other higher powered software
packages there is an option to outline text to change text to shapes. I am
not sure how to do anything other than embed the fonts with Publisher.
The problem I am running into is when I send a PDF to our printing company,
who uses MACs, the font is lost because it is not native to that platform. I
can not send them the TrueType files, because the file types are
incompatible. They asked me to covert the text to an image or a shape so it
does not come across as text in the PDF. They also said something about
converting the text to curves, which they thought was an option in Publisher.
The end result is their computer does a goofy font substitution and the text
does not look at all like it should.
Bottom line, if I can open the PDF and highlight the text as you would in
any text editor, there is a problem when the printing company opens the file.
I have saved the publication as a JPG, along with some other image file
types, but the quality was lost as compared to the PDF. At this point I am
considering changing to a printing company who is PC based. Although I spoke
with a few and they are not huge fans of working with Publisher files. Any
suggestions, comments or recommendations?
Thanks!