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acrobat friendly pdf output
I'm having issues importing a pdf to our print manager. The document looks immaculate but when imported into our print software it wreaks all kinds of havoc. It's generated on a linux machine if that has anything to do with how the pdf is rendering.
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Stefan Kottwitz
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Re: acrobat friendly pdf output
Generation on Linux doesn't matter, LaTeX works the same on Windows. The viewer matters, and the viewer version on the operating system. You may add screenshots.
Anyway, view the PDF file yourself with Adobe Acrobat and other PDF viewers both on Linux and Windows.
Stefan
Anyway, view the PDF file yourself with Adobe Acrobat and other PDF viewers both on Linux and Windows.
Stefan
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