word 2007 to pdf-background changes

cranky bollix · 23-02-2009 2:37pm #1

when i try to publish a file to pdf the background/fill effects seem to double up,thus ruining my lovely advert, could someone, if someone could please help with this I would very much appreciate it.
(im using acrobat 7.0 to publish it)

ethernet · 23-02-2009 3:17pm

Do you get the same result if using the PDF conversion tool in Office (after installing the add-on, of course)?

cranky bollix · 23-02-2009 3:35pm

ethernet wrote: »

Do you get the same result if using the PDF conversion tool in Office (after installing the add-on, of course)?

yes the same thing happens.seems to be multiplying up what i have allready.ie.i have 3 boxs in the background it gives me 6 or 9....
please help if you can im on a deadline and getting no-where

ethernet · 23-02-2009 4:10pm

Can't say I've seen this before. If you are using a custom image, it might be worth messing with its resolution before setting it as a watermark/background image.

cranky bollix · 23-02-2009 4:18pm

thanks for getting back to me.

ethernet wrote: »

Can't say I've seen this before. If you are using a custom image, it might be worth messing with its resolution before setting it as a watermark/background image.

2 colour gradient with horizontal shading,how do i mess with the resolution

ethernet · 23-02-2009 4:41pm

That's different if you're using colours. Would just a single colour look OK if all goes to the worst?

cranky bollix · 23-02-2009 5:14pm

thanks for the help,i think im going to create a new one in paint shop pro and apply that instead.

oneway · 15-04-2009 6:15pm

Subject: Word 2007 - Creating your own PDF files from Word 2007

Word 2007 can print directly to a PDF file without needing other software (such as Acrobat)

You need to go here to download and install this free add-in tool from Microsoft:

http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyId=4D951911-3E7E-4AE6-B059-A2E79ED87041&displaylang=en

After it is installed you can create a PDF as follows: “Office Button | Save As | Save as PDF”. The office button is the round button in the top left-hand corner.

have fun

Capt'n Midnight · 16-04-2009 12:44am

another alternative is to install pdfcreator from sourcefourge and PRINT to it

If it don't work then check if a print preview problem

homer911 · 17-04-2009 1:36pm

You could try increasing the size of the graphic image - put lots of white space around it so that it physically takes up more space on the page.

word 2007 to pdf-background changes

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