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publish to pdf
Using publisher 2007 I wanted to publish to pdf or save as a pdf. I had text
that is colored and when I did the convert the text came out in shades of gray. Is there a setting I need to set so it will convert in color? All clip art and photos were in color, only text was affected and most of the text was done as a headline. Hope someone can tell me what I'm doing wrong. |
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Are you using the Microsoft save as PDF add-in? This has been an issue off and
on. Try a different converter. There are many free converters around, www.primopdf.com is mentioned here. -- Mary Sauer http://msauer.mvps.org/ "Donald P" wrote in message ... Using publisher 2007 I wanted to publish to pdf or save as a pdf. I had text that is colored and when I did the convert the text came out in shades of gray. Is there a setting I need to set so it will convert in color? All clip art and photos were in color, only text was affected and most of the text was done as a headline. Hope someone can tell me what I'm doing wrong. |
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You must set a color printer as your default printer even if you don't
actually print to the color printer in order for the "Publish as PDF or XPS..." plug-in to output colored text. "Donald P" wrote: Using publisher 2007 I wanted to publish to pdf or save as a pdf. I had text that is colored and when I did the convert the text came out in shades of gray. Is there a setting I need to set so it will convert in color? All clip art and photos were in color, only text was affected and most of the text was done as a headline. Hope someone can tell me what I'm doing wrong. |
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"Charles R" wrote in message
... You must set a color printer as your default printer even if you don't actually print to the color printer in order for the "Publish as PDF or XPS..." plug-in to output colored text. Thanks for that tip. I've had a color printer for years, & using Acrobat, so I never had any trouble with color pdfs, but it never would have occurred to me that you *had* to "use" a color printer to get a color pdf. Since I'm sending copy to a printer for output in b/w, I make the pdf color but print grayscale from the pdf to make sure I'll get the end product I'm thinking of (or at least as close as I can get with my skill level, particularly on graphics). I almost never have any color text anyway -- I make even the web links black so they'll be easier to read when printed out in grayscale. bj |
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