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I receive PDF files from various people that all have their own ways of making them. Occationally a PDF will view differently on one computer vs. another and sometimes it can be pretty drastic! Many times i dont find out till its too late and the item has been printed.
I recently had one PDF that I dont know how it was made but looked fine on one of my computers but the other had a big white square around an image that was on it. I found of i opened the PDF in Photoshop and resaved it on top of itself, i didnt have that problem anymore and it still kept its clean look (unlike converting to TIF or something). I only did this with one PDF and was wondering if this is a good idea to do with all my PDF’s to insure that they will always view correctly (dont need to be reedited).
I recently had one PDF that I dont know how it was made but looked fine on one of my computers but the other had a big white square around an image that was on it. I found of i opened the PDF in Photoshop and resaved it on top of itself, i didnt have that problem anymore and it still kept its clean look (unlike converting to TIF or something). I only did this with one PDF and was wondering if this is a good idea to do with all my PDF’s to insure that they will always view correctly (dont need to be reedited).
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