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Phillip McCleod

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3. not sure about the other suggestions (they might work)..

Reply to Stinky The Clown (Original post)

Tue Mar 26, 2013, 08:17 PM

Mar 2013

but you can always open in illustrator (or inkscape what have you..) then flatten and save again.

it drove me nuts that between PhotoShop >7 and <CS3 when opening an EPS it no longer asked me to what resolution I wanted to rasterize. it always rasterized to 72dpi. grrrrr... finally they brought it back but by then i'd figured out the gimp.

so i know the frustration of which you speak.

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Does anyone know Acrobat X 10.1.6? I can *not* figure out how to flatten a file. [View all] Stinky The Clown Mar 2013 OP

pdf printer driver BlueJazz Mar 2013 #1

Search for and install this printer description file. evlbstrd Mar 2013 #2

not sure about the other suggestions (they might work).. Phillip McCleod Mar 2013 #3

Adobe seems to make the wackiest decisions sometimes. Stinky The Clown Mar 2013 #4

yes i'm very much disillusioned. Phillip McCleod Mar 2013 #5

Ugh . . . fixed typos in my reply to you, above. Re: DjVu . . . does that produce a PDF? Stinky The Clown Mar 2013 #6

no unfortunately it does not.. Phillip McCleod Mar 2013 #7