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#Word to pdf images blurry pdf
odt file and a PDF created from it so both can be analysed. You are using the Edge browser as your PDF reader. Sorry if my post is a bit unclear, English is not my first language.īlurryPDF wrote:To read the converted file I use windows default PDF reader. What should i do to get a decent-looking PDF document with OO? However, since XPS is a very old format and not much popular, I prefer not to use it. I've tried to print the file to a XPS document and the quality is eccellent, with the text looking as neat and defined as it is while I'm writing it. At a lower magnification (100%) the page is too small to be read, at a higher magnification (133%) the text is unecessarily big and in any case it doesn't look any better. One way I have found to preserve the scalability of graphics in PDF output from Word is: Open the SVG in Inkscape. I did many testings, tried with both very high resolution. To read the converted file I use windows default PDF reader, MAGNIFICATION: 121% - the text looks kind of small, even if the font is Times New Roman 12 points. When saving google slide as PDF, all images within the presentation become blurry and pixelated.
The problem is, the text looks blurry or "grainy" when converted, no matter which settings I use, I checked and unchecked everything, I tried every resolution from 75DPI to 1200 DPI, "Lossless compression", "JPG compression", nothing works. As my nickname and the title suggest, I'm having problems with converting files (text only) to a PDF document.
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