During text export JPEG becomes pixelated when printed

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  Here is a screenshot to illustrate what I mean...

  

  You use the tool move or edit > Free transform to scale?

  Does make a difference if you use Edition > free transform with verified anti-aliasing?

  Also in photoshop Edit > Preferences > general check that the Interpolation of the Image is set to bicubic.

  

  

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  Hello
  I have problem when you print to the output to a file
  
  
  Name ~ desc ~ mark1 ~ mark2
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  Test2 ~ test ~ desc2 ~ 30 ~ 30
  
  dbms_output.put_line(Name||) e ~'|| / / DESC | » ~'|| MARK1 | » ~'|| Mark2);
  
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  Hello

  Try enclosing desc in double - quote, is always:

  dbms_output.put_line (  name     || '~"'
                 || desc     || '"~'
                 || mark1     || '~'
                 || mark2
                 );
  

  or when only when desc actually contains a tilde:

  dbms_output.put_line (  name     || '~'
                 || CASE
                     WHEN  desc     LIKE '%~%'
                     THEN  '"' || desc || '"'
                     ELSE      desc
                 END     || '~'
                 || mark1     || '~'
                 || mark2
                 );
  

  The first way guess desc never contains a double quote.
  The second way guess desc never contains a tilde and a double quote.

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  Working on an application in CS6, and when I saw the content on my iPad all content looks like crystal clear except interactive images. Any interactive image, whether a scrolling text box or a drawer, was released as a bitmap, any vector content (most of the time text). He looks terrible. I have the vector option selected in the scrolling image option in the Panel inlays of folio. Is it possible to get the interactie management clearly would be wonderful. Any thoughts?

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  In InDesign, I create an ad in black and white. The background is a JPEG edited in Photoshop (converted to grayscale, cropped, added two black rectangles on top, with a gradient background). I've added several text boxes and then place one of the three logos (created and saved in Illustrator in PNG-24 format) in the file. As soon as I place anywhere in the document - the JPEG, the JPEG format, any where - four inches on top the JPEG goes to the maximum brightness and looks terrible. If I add the logo in JPEG format, all right. The problem is that the logo should have a transparent background, which you can't get with a PNG as far as I know. I also tried to save the JPEG as a PNG background, but it's the same way overexposed. What should I do?

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  I work on our wedding invitations and ran into a few misprints.

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  Hi,

  I seem to be a common problem but can't seem to find a common solution. I have a printer [HP Photosmart C4480] who works well for ages. Now, however, seems to have problems printing pdf. As I said (or rather typed), This seems to be a common problem. In other sources on the internet, it is described as dark printed text or text that looks blurry (for example, here). It seems also the text is printed in a shade bluish the color of the font of the text itself is black. Just for the record:

  -J' restarted my computer. 3 times;

  -J' have 2 new hp original cartridge in the printer. The printer is aligned cleaned and everything;

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  -This isn't the files. They are ok. It's several files from several reliable sources (for example, my University) that all print sharp printers not HP. I would include a sample attachment, but I can't... O well. I'll add a link. You are here. (* Edit: link has been removed after the problem has been resolved).

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  * Edit:-connected via USB.

  * Edit:-portable Test computer running Microsoft Windows 7 x 64 Home Premium (Microsoft Windows 7 Home Premium
  Version 6.1.7601 Service Pack 1 Build 7601).

  * Edit 2:-tried another cable USB (thanks for the suggestion Rich1!). Unfortunately, no results .

  * Edit 3:-problem solved partially. Software incompatibility between HP and Adobe. See the workaround. Only works for gray-scale printing.

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  With sincere friendships.

  J

  I think I've solved the problem, even though it may persist in color prints.

  HP, this seems to be a widespread between the printing software and Acrobat Reader problem. I suggest that you find a more permanent solution. First mention of the problem lies in 2008 and it is widespread, but you seem to be ignorant.

  As to the question.

  This question seems to raise its ugly head after an update to Acrobat Reader. Several sources confirm this. As is the case, software HP seems to be an incompatibility with Acrobat Reader. It sucks because it is the most popular format for sharing on the internet of documents.

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  2. open the print menu [file > print];

  3. click [Advanced] at the top right of the screen.

  4. under color management, check that box to the left of something to the effect of "let the printer choose colors". (I have an English version of the software Acrobat Reader installed, bear with me. Press [OK];

  5. to return to the main print window, go to the menu of [Properties] in the top right of the screen. It should be next to the menu advanced;

  6. in the Properties menu, select the [color] tab. Once there, select an item to the effect of "print in grayscale". Directly under this option must be a menu drop-down. In this menu, select "use only black ink. Press [OK];

  7 print the file. As long as you print in black and white, the focus should be good.

  Hope this helps someone else! If you like my solution, give this guy there Rich1 some kudo is such that at least he had the kindness to answer and help me solve this problem.

  Thank you!

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