Pdf pixelated

I will keep this in mind in the future when I need a "Depth Cue" like appearance without stumbling into a raster printing issue. Thanks syman! Rastered lines might not be as sharp as Vector but at my end they neither appear pixelated nor jagged to me.

I agree your results with the Raster PDF print looks pretty good. Raster opens up a can of worms in my experience in terms of DPI, etc It is as simple and sweet as a crawfish but one gotta know its secrete I told ya there and tell ya here Notice: updates available for Apache Log4j vulnerabilities.

See the security advisory on the Autodesk Trust Center for more information. Revit Architecture Forum. Share your knowledge, ask questions, and explore popular Revit Architecture topics. Turn on suggestions. I am, however, also concerned about my Acrobat X's general menu and option fonts also lacking sharpness. Not being aware about the source platform it is based on, is there a way to leave it as sharp as Office, per say? Voted Best Answer Edit Answer for another minute.

Edit Answer for another -6 minute. Edit Answer for another 11 minutes. Thanks for your feedback. Details required : characters remaining Cancel Submit 18 people found this reply helpful. Drop shadows use Microsoft transparency, not PostScript transparency. This technology was invented by Microsoft for display only. It does not print well, does not translate to PostScript transparency and looks particularly bad in PDFs. Even Microsoft admits it's bad: The transparent objects cannot be printed correctly in PowerPoint.

You can use placed graphics that have been made using the Save for Web It does not print well, does not translate to PostScript The former uses PostScript so, as you say, the results are less than satisfactory where transparency is concerned. The latter Microsoft's own method, rather than Adobe's doesn't use PostScript and does produce good results.

Details required : characters remaining Cancel Submit 1 person found this reply helpful. No problem I knew you were right about the PS end of things, but couldn't remember whether the direct Save As worked better. A quick test put the doubts to rest. Details required : characters remaining Cancel Submit.

This didn't work for me. However, once they're in InDesign, everything is really pixelated! I changed the Display Performance to High and it gets a little better, but still pixelated. Is this just a quirk of InDesign?