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Pedrober

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  1. I am quoting some of your comments here:

    The 'Placed Image DPI too low' error you see in pre-flight is caused by the stretched yellow cabinet at the top right of the graphic... Pre-flight is looking at the source DPI of any placed graphics in your Designer file and that particular graphic has a DPI of 52 along the x-axis which is why you see the error, i.e., it's below the default 72 dpi, increasing that x-axis dpi to a value above 72 dpi will remove the error.

    This isn't a bug but expected behaviour when dealing with small, low-resolution image files...

  2. I am including ADesigner files in an APub publication (inside picture frames) and the quality of the printout of these designs is very poor (same behaviour if I export the page to PDF and I print the PDF), while, at the same time, the body text outside the picture frame is printed perfectly. However, If I print the same Adesigner linked file directly from ADesigner, the quality is perfect. Similarly, if I open the ADesigner file in Apub and print it, the quality is also perfect.

    Preflight messages are confusing. The Resource Manager shows the placed file dpi as 343 dpi, but Preflight indicates that the placed image dpi too low (60). This issue only happens with several ADesigner files, but the printing problem occurs with all ADesigner files inside the Apub document.

    The Document setup DPI is always 300dpi in both APublisher and ADesigner, but we are working with vector.

    It definitely appears to be a bug. If I open the Apub publication in ADesigner and I print the whole page, I encounter the same problem as in APub. However, if I click the picture frame containing the ADesigner file and I isolate it, the printout is perfect.

    I can zoom in on the ADesigner files in Apub without any problem. Even after enormous zoom, the quality of the ADesigner drawings is perfect. The problem only occurs when I print the Apub document containing ADesigner files.

    The only explanation I can find is as follows: in the ADesigner files, there are some low-quality raster objects along with text. It's as if the poor quality of these raster objects affects the rendering of the text in APub printing. Anyhow, if I delete those objects in ADesigner and export the text only to eps, the problem persists in APub.

    More information: astonishing! I created a PDF from my Apub and, then, I have reordered the pages in Acrobat. In the resulting file, the ADesigner files are printed OK. Any explanation?

     

  3. It's a controversial matter but I don't use ellipsis. I prefer three points. Unfortunately, Apub separates those three points at the end of the line in justified text, leaving a full stop at the end of the line and the other two points at the beginning of the next line. Any way to modify this behaviour? I know the "No break" attribute, but it's a manual case per case solution like other suggestions I have received.

  4. It's a controversial matter but I don't use ellipsis but three points. Unfortunately, Apub separates those three points at the end of the line in justified text, leaving a full stop at the end of the line and the other two points at the beginning of the next line. Any way to modify this behaviour? I know the "No break" attribute, but it's a manual case per case solution.

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