D
darci
When I convert my pub file to PDF the WordArt comes up
missing. Is there a patch for this?
missing. Is there a patch for this?
J
JL Paules
What program are you using to create your .pdf file?
G
Guest
Adobe Acrobat Distiller 5.0.0.2 
W
Wendell
Hi Darci,
I have just received the software from ms so that we can accept pub files.
Since I need to do a little experimenting, I would like to receive a few
troublesome files to play with. If you file is small enough to email I
would be happy to have a look.
Your problem might just be a distiller setting.
Wendell
send to: pcfiles at lggraphics dot com
I have just received the software from ms so that we can accept pub files.
Since I need to do a little experimenting, I would like to receive a few
troublesome files to play with. If you file is small enough to email I
would be happy to have a look.
Your problem might just be a distiller setting.
Wendell
send to: pcfiles at lggraphics dot com
B
Brian Kvalheim - [MSFT MVP]
Hi [email protected]
([email protected]),
in the newsgroups
you posted:
|| Adobe Acrobat Distiller 5.0.0.2
There are no known issues converting over the WordArt (hence no need for a
patch). How are you creating your PDF? Are you creating a *.ps file then
distilling? Or are you sending to distiller direct? Do you have your Adobe
Acrobat options set up properly?
--
Brian Kvalheim
Microsoft Publisher MVP
http://www.mvps.org/publisher
~pay it foward~
This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and
confers no rights.
([email protected]),
in the newsgroups
you posted:
|| Adobe Acrobat Distiller 5.0.0.2
There are no known issues converting over the WordArt (hence no need for a
patch). How are you creating your PDF? Are you creating a *.ps file then
distilling? Or are you sending to distiller direct? Do you have your Adobe
Acrobat options set up properly?
--
Brian Kvalheim
Microsoft Publisher MVP
http://www.mvps.org/publisher
~pay it foward~
This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and
confers no rights.
M
Mac Townsend
IMHO WordArt causes a number of problems.
try converting it to a picture and using that instead (right click Word Art
object, convert to picture, save as Tagged Image Format File (tiff).
If the result is to end up on a printing press, change the resolution to 300
dpi. if going to a desktop printer, 150 should work fine (the default) and
if just for email/web use then 96 would be the choice.
try converting it to a picture and using that instead (right click Word Art
object, convert to picture, save as Tagged Image Format File (tiff).
If the result is to end up on a printing press, change the resolution to 300
dpi. if going to a desktop printer, 150 should work fine (the default) and
if just for email/web use then 96 would be the choice.
B
Brian Kvalheim - [MSFT MVP]
Hi Mac Townsend ([email protected]),
in the newsgroups
you posted:
|| IMHO WordArt causes a number of problems.
||
|| try converting it to a picture and using that instead (right click
|| Word Art object, convert to picture, save as Tagged Image Format
|| File (tiff).
||
|| If the result is to end up on a printing press, change the
|| resolution to 300 dpi. if going to a desktop printer, 150 should
|| work fine (the default) and if just for email/web use then 96 would
|| be the choice.
||
|| ||| When I convert my pub file to PDF the WordArt comes up
||| missing. Is there a patch for this?
In my experience Mac, I have NEVER had WordArt NOT appear on my output when
distilled. I must add in addtion, the WordArt in 2002/03 has been a far
better QUALITY output (detail) vs. the old Publisher 2000 and older WordArt.
But I agree that WordArt CAN be an issue. There is a registry fix available
for Publisher 2002/2003 users that will convert legacy WordArt to a graphic
for prepress use.
--
Brian Kvalheim
Microsoft Publisher MVP
http://www.mvps.org/publisher
~pay it foward~
This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and
confers no rights.
in the newsgroups
you posted:
|| IMHO WordArt causes a number of problems.
||
|| try converting it to a picture and using that instead (right click
|| Word Art object, convert to picture, save as Tagged Image Format
|| File (tiff).
||
|| If the result is to end up on a printing press, change the
|| resolution to 300 dpi. if going to a desktop printer, 150 should
|| work fine (the default) and if just for email/web use then 96 would
|| be the choice.
||
|| ||| When I convert my pub file to PDF the WordArt comes up
||| missing. Is there a patch for this?
In my experience Mac, I have NEVER had WordArt NOT appear on my output when
distilled. I must add in addtion, the WordArt in 2002/03 has been a far
better QUALITY output (detail) vs. the old Publisher 2000 and older WordArt.
But I agree that WordArt CAN be an issue. There is a registry fix available
for Publisher 2002/2003 users that will convert legacy WordArt to a graphic
for prepress use.
--
Brian Kvalheim
Microsoft Publisher MVP
http://www.mvps.org/publisher
~pay it foward~
This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and
confers no rights.
C
Chris Griffiths
Mac Townsend said:
Most WordArt problems seem to be due to the font which was originally used
being missing. Publisher doesn't report fonts used in WordArt in Commercial
Printing Tools>Fonts.
Are you sure that the original font is present? Does the file print on a
desktop printer?