J
J. Arthur Random
I'm trying to convert a Word document to PDF that has several fairly simply
Visio diagrams inserted in it.
I have tried every available way to include the Visio objects in the Word
file, from cut&pasting, to pasting as extended metafiles, to incorporating
as jpeg/gif/tiff, etc. Regardless of what I do, the resulting diagrams when
I convert the Word file to PDF are abyssmal and genuinely unusable.
All the MS products I'm using are from Office 2003, with the latest updates,
and I've used several products to do the PDF conversion, including Acrobat
Distiller (via Postscript) and several other lesser know PDF coversion
tools, e.g., PDF995.
I can't believe something this basic doesn't work and I couldn't possibly be
the only person who's tried doing this. I would enormously appreciate any
help/comments/suggestions from anyone here.
Many thanks in advance,
Art
Visio diagrams inserted in it.
I have tried every available way to include the Visio objects in the Word
file, from cut&pasting, to pasting as extended metafiles, to incorporating
as jpeg/gif/tiff, etc. Regardless of what I do, the resulting diagrams when
I convert the Word file to PDF are abyssmal and genuinely unusable.
All the MS products I'm using are from Office 2003, with the latest updates,
and I've used several products to do the PDF conversion, including Acrobat
Distiller (via Postscript) and several other lesser know PDF coversion
tools, e.g., PDF995.
I can't believe something this basic doesn't work and I couldn't possibly be
the only person who's tried doing this. I would enormously appreciate any
help/comments/suggestions from anyone here.
Many thanks in advance,
Art