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Clarity of the inserted PDF file
Hello,
The inserted PDF file clarity using Insert -- Object -- Create from file functionality is not good when compared to original PDF file. The text is not sharp and small fonts are not readable(blurred). Is there any way to improve the image quality to a readable level as in original? Other optons of coverting the PDF to word and inserting or copying and pasting the PDF file content works fine. But I need to make it look good with insert-object-from file functionality. Any help is really appreciated. Thanks, Chandra |
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Clarity of the inserted PDF file
Use Adobe Pro, File -- Save As -- File Type -- png. Then from Word (I'm
refering to Word 2007) -- Insert picture to insert your png's into your Word document. "Chandra Reddy" wrote: Hello, The inserted PDF file clarity using Insert -- Object -- Create from file functionality is not good when compared to original PDF file. The text is not sharp and small fonts are not readable(blurred). Is there any way to improve the image quality to a readable level as in original? Other optons of coverting the PDF to word and inserting or copying and pasting the PDF file content works fine. But I need to make it look good with insert-object-from file functionality. Any help is really appreciated. Thanks, Chandra |
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If you insert an object like a PDF file then it will shrink to the current
margins and it is almost certainly the shrinkage that causes the lack of clarity. If you change the wrap option to something other than in-line and set the size to 100% the clarity should improve. -- Graham Mayor - Word MVP My web site www.gmayor.com Word MVP web site http://word.mvps.org Chandra Reddy wrote: Hello, The inserted PDF file clarity using Insert -- Object -- Create from file functionality is not good when compared to original PDF file. The text is not sharp and small fonts are not readable(blurred). Is there any way to improve the image quality to a readable level as in original? Other optons of coverting the PDF to word and inserting or copying and pasting the PDF file content works fine. But I need to make it look good with insert-object-from file functionality. Any help is really appreciated. Thanks, Chandra |
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Hello Graham,
Thanks. Can you let me know where exactly is this setting for wrap option? Is this the 'size' tab in the 'format object' setting box after selecting the inserted pdf object? By default I am having 1. Absolute selected in the Height section. Second radio button 'relative' is display only. 2. Absolute selected in the Width section. Second radio button 'relative' is display only. 3. Rotation is 'zero degrees' and is only a display field 4. Following settings in the Scale section: i) Height = 93% ii) Width = 100% iii) check box for 'Lock Aspect Ratio' is selected iv) check box for 'Relative to original picture size' is selected 5. Following values are displayed in the last section 'original size' i) Height = 8.25" ii) Width = 6.38" Thanks for your update. "Graham Mayor" wrote: If you insert an object like a PDF file then it will shrink to the current margins and it is almost certainly the shrinkage that causes the lack of clarity. If you change the wrap option to something other than in-line and set the size to 100% the clarity should improve. -- Graham Mayor - Word MVP My web site www.gmayor.com Word MVP web site http://word.mvps.org Chandra Reddy wrote: Hello, The inserted PDF file clarity using Insert -- Object -- Create from file functionality is not good when compared to original PDF file. The text is not sharp and small fonts are not readable(blurred). Is there any way to improve the image quality to a readable level as in original? Other optons of coverting the PDF to word and inserting or copying and pasting the PDF file content works fine. But I need to make it look good with insert-object-from file functionality. Any help is really appreciated. Thanks, Chandra . |
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The wrap options are on the layout tab of the format object dialog.
There is something rather odd going on if you have a height of 93% and a width of 100% with the lock aspect ratio check box selected. Both height and width should be 100%. -- Graham Mayor - Word MVP My web site www.gmayor.com Word MVP web site http://word.mvps.org Chandra Reddy wrote: Hello Graham, Thanks. Can you let me know where exactly is this setting for wrap option? Is this the 'size' tab in the 'format object' setting box after selecting the inserted pdf object? By default I am having 1. Absolute selected in the Height section. Second radio button 'relative' is display only. 2. Absolute selected in the Width section. Second radio button 'relative' is display only. 3. Rotation is 'zero degrees' and is only a display field 4. Following settings in the Scale section: i) Height = 93% ii) Width = 100% iii) check box for 'Lock Aspect Ratio' is selected iv) check box for 'Relative to original picture size' is selected 5. Following values are displayed in the last section 'original size' i) Height = 8.25" ii) Width = 6.38" Thanks for your update. "Graham Mayor" wrote: If you insert an object like a PDF file then it will shrink to the current margins and it is almost certainly the shrinkage that causes the lack of clarity. If you change the wrap option to something other than in-line and set the size to 100% the clarity should improve. -- Graham Mayor - Word MVP My web site www.gmayor.com Word MVP web site http://word.mvps.org Chandra Reddy wrote: Hello, The inserted PDF file clarity using Insert -- Object -- Create from file functionality is not good when compared to original PDF file. The text is not sharp and small fonts are not readable(blurred). Is there any way to improve the image quality to a readable level as in original? Other optons of coverting the PDF to word and inserting or copying and pasting the PDF file content works fine. But I need to make it look good with insert-object-from file functionality. Any help is really appreciated. Thanks, Chandra . |
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