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ecarlstrand
Here's my problem: I work with alot of powerpoint decks, and sometimes
they need to PDF'd. Most of the images we use are copied from
Microsoft Visio, and paste in as an Enhanced Metafile. Then when I PDF
it, some of the metafiles turn out normal, and some (usually most) are
jumbled on the slide (meaning text doesn't show up... bullets are
misplaced.. etc). So what I've been doing to solve this problem is
copying the images from Visio and pasting them into Photoshop, then
saving them as PNG files. But the downside of that process is that
file size is huge, and quality is not that clear.
Question: Is turning the images into PNGs the best solution? or Is
there an easier way? Visio is where we create our graphics in... but I
do have access to Photoshop. Believe me, I'm not a huge fan of visio!
Any help or ideas would be appreciated! THanks!
they need to PDF'd. Most of the images we use are copied from
Microsoft Visio, and paste in as an Enhanced Metafile. Then when I PDF
it, some of the metafiles turn out normal, and some (usually most) are
jumbled on the slide (meaning text doesn't show up... bullets are
misplaced.. etc). So what I've been doing to solve this problem is
copying the images from Visio and pasting them into Photoshop, then
saving them as PNG files. But the downside of that process is that
file size is huge, and quality is not that clear.
Question: Is turning the images into PNGs the best solution? or Is
there an easier way? Visio is where we create our graphics in... but I
do have access to Photoshop. Believe me, I'm not a huge fan of visio!
Any help or ideas would be appreciated! THanks!