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Do you, save as or print to make PDF?<br />
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If you print, select the Print As Image option from preferences.
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Do you, save as or print to make PDF?

If you print, select the Print As Image option from preferences.

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hi Paul, we use the Acrobat PDF maker &nbsp;Office COM Addin. &nbsp;Do you know if there any ways through this addin to increase the quality of the pdf output?
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hi Paul, we use the Acrobat PDF maker  Office COM Addin.  Do you know if there any ways through this addin to increase the quality of the pdf output?

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It does actually look a little better - not perfect though. &nbsp;Problem is that we need to print/convert only certain pages from a file not the whole doc.
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It does actually look a little better - not perfect though.  Problem is that we need to print/convert only certain pages from a file not the whole doc.

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So you don't reply to posts but award a B grade after 3 months??<br />
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The mind boggles....
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So you don't reply to posts but award a B grade after 3 months??

The mind boggles....

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Hi All,<br />
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We produce several reports within excel that we then pdf and issue to clients. &nbsp;To do this we use the excel addin for Adobe Acrobat 9 Profesional. &nbsp;The problem is that the pdf looks terrible when it is converted, with problems such as lines look to have different widths. &nbsp;However when zooming in on the pdf it looks ok. &nbsp;<br />
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Following this does anyone have suggestions on how we cna make our pdfs look the same as the excel file they came from?<br />
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Thanks<br />
Matt
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Hi All,

We produce several reports within excel that we then pdf and issue to clients.  To do this we use the excel addin for Adobe Acrobat 9 Profesional.  The problem is that the pdf looks terrible when it is converted, with problems such as lines look to have different widths.  However when zooming in on the pdf it looks ok.  

Following this does anyone have suggestions on how we cna make our pdfs look the same as the excel file they came from?

Thanks
Matt

Converting Excel to PDF with Adobe Acrobat 9 Professional

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