MS - PDF's

[Dave]

I'm running Vista. I've gone into personal appearances etc...
However, when I plot a pdf file it comes out all blurry, I plot the exact
same file from an XP machine and it's perfectly fine.

 

[Mike Cawood, HND BIT]

I'm running Vista. I've gone into personal appearances etc...
However, when I plot a pdf file it comes out all blurry, I plot the exact
same file from an XP machine and it's perfectly fine.

Edit/Preferences/Page Display
Set Smooth Text to None.
If that setting is greyed out, deselect Use 2D GPU Acceleration.
Regards Mike.

 

[Dave]

Mike,
I can't find
Edit/Preferences/Page Display

 

[Mike Cawood, HND BIT]

Mike,
I can't find
Edit/Preferences/Page Display

Menu bar.
Mike.

 

[Dave]

Menu Bar - don't give me too much info
and where might I find this Menu bar?

 

[AJR]

Dave - not sure what you are after, however if you are asking about PDF
format via Office 2007 - to save Office documents in PDF (or XPS) format
requires installation of a free utility available from the Office site.

 

[Dave]

From the orginal post
"I'm running Vista. I've gone into personal appearances etc...
However, when I plot a pdf file it comes out all blurry, I plot the exact
same file from an XP machine and it's perfectly fine."

 

[Dave]

Can anyone help.

 

[Dave]

Well, maybe if you provide more info..
What do you mean by "plot a pdf file"? Do you mean print?
You have never clearly stated what you are doing.

 

[Dave]

Yes, plot = print
I am printing a pdf document. When I Print from my Vista PC it comes out
all blurring. When I print the same pdf document from my XP PC to the same
printer it comes out fine.

 

[Dave]

Plot = Print
When I print to the same printer I get one blurry (vista) and one clear XP.
It's a network cannon printer, setting have been altered on either pc.

 

[Dave]

Is there anyone that can answer this? Plot means print

 

[Dave]

Hey can anyone help here?????



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Dave

Is there anyone that can answer this? Plot means print