As in the subject - I have a document in pdf format that I need to print. However, it has very poor quality. And here is my question - is there any option, e.g. in Adobe Acrobat, to improve the contrast of the above-mentioned document, so that the print becomes clear.

You can do it like this: 1. In Adobe Acrobat, save the document in a graphic format (or perhaps in some other converter). There will be one file per page. 2. In the graphic program, combine with the graphics (e.g. in InfranView). 3. Create *.pdf again in Adobe Acrobat. Perhaps newer versions of Acrobat already have this feature in them. I have access to AA 5.0 and this one does not. I greet everyone janek

I did not sharpen the document. I left it as it was. I adjusted the print quality in the printer properties and everything is OK. Please close the topic.

Some PDFs have print quality limitations. You can get rid of them, but the road is not easy. If you have ACROBAT Pro... then open the document and save it with a different name, but remove the security before saving. Regards.

...then why didn't you lock it up buddy karina SHUT ME UP Now you can do it yourself you should even do it yourself

How to Enhance Contrast and Clarity of a PDF Document for Printing?

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#1 2014018 22 Nov 2005 07:19

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As in the subject - I have a document in pdf format that I need to print. However, it has very poor quality.
And here is my question - is there any option, e.g. in Adobe Acrobat, to improve the contrast of the above-mentioned document, so that the print becomes clear.
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You can do it like this:
1. In Adobe Acrobat, save the document in a graphic format (or perhaps in some other converter). There will be one file per page.
2. In the graphic program, combine with the graphics (e.g. in InfranView).
3. Create *.pdf again in Adobe Acrobat.

Perhaps newer versions of Acrobat already have this feature in them. I have access to AA 5.0 and this one does not.

I greet everyone

janek
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#3 2040641 30 Nov 2005 14:49

karina karina

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I did not sharpen the document. I left it as it was. I adjusted the print quality in the printer properties and everything is OK.
Please close the topic.
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Some PDFs have print quality limitations. You can get rid of them, but the road is not easy.

If you have ACROBAT Pro... then open the document and save it with a different name, but remove the security before saving.

Regards.
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...then why didn't you lock it up buddy karina
SHUT ME UP
Now you can do it yourself you should even do it yourself
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