On Tuesday, September 16, 2003, at 05:26 PM, Paul Miller wrote: > This kind-of follows the same thread re PDF file creation from a few > days ago. I also have tried creating a PDF via the print function in > OsX for my scans of magazine and journal articles (text and photo) but > they look horribly pixellated. The original scan is fine (can save to > jpeg, tiff, doc depending on the type of scan- using a HP G55, by the > way) via simpletext/preview or quicktime picture reader. Open up the > newly saved OsX generated PDF with Acrobat Reader and it looks like > CRAP. OS X's pdf function lacks the fine touches of an Acrobat Distiller file. Maybe the file type that you are printing is the villain. Try saving the file to a correctly sized jpeg via Photoshop or Graphic Converter or other appl. Then print the jpeg file. Maybe GIF would be better so try both. You don't say what application you are using to print the file, that may be important. --- Free DVD about 9-11: “Up From Zero” is a documentary film that pays tribute to the brave men and women of the New York City building trades who put themselves on the line on September 11, 2001 – and for nine months afterward – to reclaim Ground Zero. <http://www.dol.gov/opa/dvd/>