Hello there!

I need to preserve the image quality in a graphic novel. Adobe 7.0
distiller keeps leaving the back & white (grayscale) images with lower
resolutions/more jagged lines than they had in the ms word document.

I've been trying everything in distiller, but cannot get better
quality, or quality equal to the original MS Word document.

Might anyone have any recommendations regarding how best to preserve
quality in the generated pdf documents?

I have 260 images--black and white panels or stoy boards--in the
graphic novel.

Thanks for the advice!

Best,

Elliot

wrote:
Hello there!

I need to preserve the image quality in a graphic novel. Adobe 7.0
distiller keeps leaving the back & white (grayscale) images with lower
resolutions/more jagged lines than they had in the ms word document.

I've been trying everything in distiller, but cannot get better
quality, or quality equal to the original MS Word document.

Might anyone have any recommendations regarding how best to preserve
quality in the generated pdf documents?

I have 260 images--black and white panels or stoy boards--in the
graphic novel.

Thanks for the advice!

Best,

Elliot


Just select "Off" in the dropdown list for "Downsample" for Monochrome
Images in Distiller (Images tab) and save the Distiller options. Make
sure, when generating the PDF, you selected the correct Distiller options.

Waldo