Hello,
Many printings of mine lead to images divided into blocks (horizontal
sequences). This is awful for my presentations because they contain a
lot of LD and HD pictures.
The graphic failure concerns all kinds of files (JPEG & PNG), but
not all of the pictures. I have chosen a resolution of 720dpi but it
seems not to be depending on resolution. In PDFCreator general options, I
have chosen ‘automatic compression’ for pictures.
Can you tell me if I may prevent the printing to divide pictures into blocks ?
Hi,
could you please send us such an image to support@pdfforge.org, we will glady have a look at it.
In the meanwhile, you could try out PDFArchitect as a temporary solution.
regards,
Robin
I have sent a mail, but delivery failed.
You can check the problem with the following picture :
http://www.fileserve.com/file/qQHfm6H/pdf-image.png
Regards,
Hi,
I have the same probleme.
exist alredy a solution?
Thanks
! still have the same problem.
I have installed the PDF Creator Version 1.6.0, and the images are also divided into horizontal. I have opened the PDF in Adobe Proffessional an I can move the pices of the picture around.
What can I do?
Thanks
Hi,
I have seen this when printing from Acrobat Reader. This seems to be a “feature” of them. If you have been printing from Acrobat, you could try using a different PDF Viewer, like PDF Architect. But this would require that it is not this way in the printed document already.
kind regards,
Philip
Hi,
I have made some tests:
I have a computer (windows 7, 64 bit) only with PDF Creator 1.6.0 and with Adobe Reader. There have been non other PDF-products on this computer. I took a Powerpoint and print the Powerpoint with the PDF-Creator 1.6.0. And the PDF which was created is divided into horizontal.
I never create a PDF for a PDF. I always create PDFs form Word, Excel or Powerpoint.
If you want I can send you bots documents (the Powerpoint and the PDF) to support@pdforge.org.
Every time I create a PDF with this specially Powertoint de PDF is divided into horizontal. The problem is reproducible.
Kind regards