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  Thank you!

  Most applications give the possibility to export or print in PDF format.

  What app did you use to create the document?

• Printing image in PDF format?

  Hello

  I have recently been in contact with an online photo printing company who asked me to send my JPEG image in PDF format.

  I know how to upload an image for, say, Cute PDF, but is the final product - the final printed image they will post for me - of the same quality as if I went to a point of sale photo printer that printed the image as my original JPEG?

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  Use the Save as PDF option in Photoshop to save a PDF file. [High quality Print] should be OK.

  

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• How can I add an image in pdf format that I am editing?

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• Gray lines during the conversion of Word 2010 images in pdf format

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• reuse objects incorporated into images in pdf format

  Hello!

  I was wondering, if there is a way to reuse objects embedded within a PDF file (such as images)?

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  If possible, could you also reuse text or textblocks inside a PDF file?

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  Kind regards

  Johannes

  You are right in that some forms of XObjects are indeed the vehicle for the re-use of the graphic objects in PDF format. There are several types of XObjects in the PDF specification. Of this number, you should look at the Forms XObjects, Image XObjects and Reference the XObjects, all used for slightly different purposes and different contexts.

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• Image Set PDF format

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  The value for the article. It should not be set on the level of folio. If a page contains any interactivity, including a hyperlink, it will not pinch and zoom. And it works on the viewer of the iPad, not AIR-based viewers.

• How can I hide or delete the path to the images in PDF format?

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• Can't swap an image in PDF format

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• How can I add an image to pdf format?

  In forums he is told to go into tools > content edition > add images. I don't have this option under content

  Hi itisamee,

  Gilad is a good question. The option you describe is available in Acrobat XI. In Acrobat X, you can place an image by selecting tools > content > modify object and right click on the page. Select Image of Place in the context menu, and then select the image that you want to add the PDF file.

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• Photo extends beyond the image in PDF format

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  Shelly

  What is the difference between the width of the image and the width of the image? If it is less than 3.2 mm (and it sounds like it could be), then you can see the same bug that Andrew Millar described last month:

  http://forums.Adobe.com/message/2534024

  The problem occurs in InDesign CS3 and CS4 on Mac & PC (XP) (10.5.8). If you have a picture in a picture frame and the frame is crop the image less. 0625 "(1/16th) * and you export a PDF the frame disappears." This reveals the image that shouldn't be there.

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• How to insert images in pdf format

  I can't insert image pdf harnessed. I create an XObject and place it on the layer of n2, but I get a yellow '?' has shown in the pdf file after the inserted picture. I do not see the image.

  Here is my code on create the XObj, please help me to find what problem in there. Thank you.

  ASFile asFile = NULL;
  ASPathName hidedataFile is ASFileSysPathFromDIPath (ASGetDefaultFileSys(), "C:\\test.jpg", NULL);.
  If (hidedataFile is NOTHING)
  {
  AVAlertNote ("not yet");
  
  }
  If (ASFileSysOpenFile (NULL, hidedataFile, ASFILE_READ, & asFile)! = 0)
  {
  MessageBox (0, _T("xxxxx"), _T ("dss"), 0);
  }

  InStm ASStm = ASFileStmRdOpen (asFile, 0);

  CosObj imgDict = CosNewDict (cosDoc, false, 8);
  CosDictPutKeyString (imgDict, 'Type', CosNewNameFromString (cosDoc, false, "XObject"));
  CosDictPutKeyString (imgDict, "Subtype", CosNewNameFromString (cosDoc, false, 'Image'));
  CosDictPutKeyString (imgDict, 'Color space', CosNewNameFromString (cosDoc, false, "DeviceRGB"));
  CosDictPutKeyString (imgDict, "BitsPerComponent', CosNewInteger (cosDoc, false, 8));
  CosDictPutKeyString (imgDict, "Filter", CosNewNameFromString (cosDoc, false, "DCTDecode"));
  CosDictPutKeyString (imgDict, 'Height', CosNewInteger (cosDoc, false, IMG_HEIGHT));
  CosDictPutKeyString (imgDict, "Width", CosNewInteger (cosDoc, false, IMG_WIDTH));

  //
  Build a Cos stream from the input image data stream
  //

  CosObj cosStm = CosNewStream64)
  cosDoc, / / cos document to use the newly created stream
  true, / / cos stream is indirect object?
  inStm, / / input stream
  0, / / read from the position of the stream
  false, / / stream is decoded?
  imgDict, / / dictionary of attributes
  CosNewNull(), / / encode params
  -1,                                                                                           // decode length
  false / / allowing delayed reading from input stream
  );

  Look at the example of Stamper in the SDK for an example of code.

  But more importantly, read the PDF reference / ISO 32000 for an explanation of the form vs Image XObject.

• Flatten the images in PDF format?

  Hello world

  Well, I sent my design work (used illustrator CS4) to compensate for the printer and it came out a photo dropped.

  Beucase 'the pdf was not flattened,' says the offset press.

  Now, I need to send back to them and I was wondering if you could help me to avoid the same problem happening again...

  How should I "flatten" the PDF?

  Searched for solutions but don't know exactly what procedure I have to do.

  Thank you guys.

  Use the Flattener Preview and control upstream in Acrobat...

  Mylenium

• Image editing problem in pdf format

  Downloaded trial versions of Acrobat Pro XI and Photoshop Elements for Mac.  Attempted to change the image to PDF format by invoking Photoshop Elements via the "Edit Image" dialog box.  Acrobat called Photoshop Elements, but PE does not load the image.  No idea why?

  This is not a problem with Acrobat.

  Try these steps and let us know if it helps.

  When you select open with, a file selection dialog box is displayed.

  GoTo Adobe Photoshop elements 11 (or whatever version you have).

  Click support files.

  Select Adobe Photoshop elements Editor.