Fuzzy / blurry fonts in pdf format when export indesign

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  Am 24.07.2014 um 10:05 wrote Kelly Deane [email protected]>:

  Lines on images when exporting Indesign to JPEG

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  Hey Willi,

  Sorry I'm new to this. Here are the answers to your questions and I hope you can give some tips.

  1 OSX 10.9.2

  2 indesign CC2014 (I just started to use during the last two weeks)

  3 illustrator CS3 (files that have been given to me, have been created to CS6), I made a few changes to fonts that in CS3 before I had CC bought, but I tried one of the files transferred directly into CC instead of CS3 back and he still has the same problem.

  4. the file I linked IS an eps, I always do an eps because with all my files I leave the fonts in the file have and save a second file, the eps where I saw all the fonts to save all of the possible problems of fonts. But you think that I shouldn't do this?

  5. you can see the lines in Indesign only when high-quality screen, they do not seem to remain in the same position, but at 100% and 200%, they are quite noticeable while 600% zoom, they become less bright. These are dotted lines, they appear differently in each different photograph. I'm not export in PDF, a jpeg file because its for on a Web site. If the lines are perceptible in the jpeg format. I just tried a pdf and they are also in the pdf file. We did not think that what was happening only to images, but in a single file where there is a shadow on the text, he did boxing odd sam-lines around the text.

  6.I exports the JPEG from Indesign CC

  7. I open the jpeg in Photoshop.

  8. https://forums.adobe.com/servlet/JiveServlet/downloadImage/2-6578871-656214/ScreenShot2014-07-24at5.46.13pm.png https://forums.adobe.com/servlet/JiveServlet/downloadImage/2-6578871-656215/450-188/Screen5.46.40pm.png pulled2014-07-24

  9 seem to stay the same size. You don't see them at all in illustrator eps files.

  10. I can't talk about it. How would know that? Where is that located setting? Thank you

  11. I don't know how to look for color mode - modes are that indesign CC is in CMYK mode. Illustrator CMYK. But when I export as a jpeg I change into RGB in the export process. How can I find the color space? I'm not very technical minded. I'm sorry. That's why I freak out when I get questions like this. I thank very you much for trying to help me.

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