Publish to pdf messes up text

[drb]

Can somebody please help?

If I use publish as pdf of a page in a section, it messes up the text
(overriding, irrelevant breakups of lines). This happens if the containers
are arranged vertically one after another. Additionally if there are
containers arranged 2 or more horizontally, publsih as pdf reduces the font
size automatically.

How can I control the above and publish best as pdf without any issues?

Please let me know.

drb

 

[fvandrog]

It is most likely due to an issue with page size. What happens if you print
to a normal printer (or look at the preview)?

Could you print to a PDF, instead of Publishing as a PDF?

 

[undisclosed]

Adobe Acrobat can create PDF perfectly, but it is too expensive I think

There are many useful PDF Creators, you can have a try.
I'm using this 'word to PDF converter
(http://www.anypdftools.com/word-to-pdf-converter.html#163), it can ad
watermarks, properties, security and page number in one step. And yo
can also find a useful 'PDF to Word Converter
(http://www.anypdftools.com/pdf-to-word.html#163) there.:redface

 

[drb]

I didn't know we could use adobe printer. Seems to work fine rather than
publishing.

Thanks, guys for sharing the information.

 

[Rainald Taesler]

I didn't know we could use adobe printer. Seems to work fine rather
than publishing.

Great if you have it!

Thanks, guys for sharing the information.

You might also have a look at PDFCreator [1]
It's open source ad it has quite some other useful features.
I heavily use it besides the full Acrobat Pro.

Rainald
[1] http://www.pdfforge.org/projects

 

[drb]

I didn't know we could use adobe printer. Seems to work fine rather
than publishing.

Great if you have it!

Thanks, guys for sharing the information.

You might also have a look at PDFCreator [1]
It's open source ad it has quite some other useful features.
I heavily use it besides the full Acrobat Pro.

Rainald
[1] http://www.pdfforge.org/projects

 

[Rainald Taesler]

On a related note, do you know of any open source pdf editor with
commenting etc tools? please.

When wanting to comment/annotate a PDF (especially on a TabletPC, but
not limited to that), the PDFAnnotator is the perfect tool.
It's not freeware, however.

I do not know any open source or freeware tool which might compare.
I suggest to google around.

Rainald
P.S. There is an "Educational" pricing ($$ 29.90)


Rainald
[1] http://www.ograhl.com/en/

I didn't know we could use adobe printer. Seems to work fine rather
than publishing.

Great if you have it!

Thanks, guys for sharing the information.

You might also have a look at PDFCreator [1]
It's open source ad it has quite some other useful features.
I heavily use it besides the full Acrobat Pro.

Rainald
[1] http://www.pdfforge.org/projects