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1. Re: PDF to ID cc on mac
tman69 Oct 11, 2014 6:05 PM (in response to elliott34@me.com)import the PDF--crop/scale to show/fit first page--then--copy>paste in place>move to page 2>re-crop to show page 2--repeat for additional pages
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2. Re: PDF to ID cc on mac
elliott34@me.com Oct 11, 2014 7:22 PM (in response to tman69)Thank you but I don’t know how to import the PDF file into indesign cc. Thanks.
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3. Re: PDF to ID cc on mac
Ellis home Oct 11, 2014 8:04 PM (in response to elliott34@me.com)File/Place and tick Show Import Options. Then you'll be able to import all pages at once or the ones you choose.
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4. Re: PDF to ID cc on mac
elliott34@me.com Oct 11, 2014 9:14 PM (in response to Ellis home)Thanks, I can get it and your suggestion was a good one, but it is still pixilated. I put the PDF file in Photoshop and sharpened it and it helped but it’s not as perfect as the text that InDesign creates. I appreciate your time. Nancy
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5. Re: PDF to ID cc on mac
Willi Adelberger Oct 11, 2014 10:57 PM (in response to elliott34@me.com)elliott34@me.com schrieb:
Thanks, I can get it and your suggestion was a good one, but it is still pixilated. I put the PDF file in Photoshop and sharpened it and it helped but it’s not as perfect as the text that InDesign creates. I appreciate your time. Nancy
You should NEVER open a PDF in Photoshop because Photoshop is not a common PDF editor.—NEVER—Opening and saving in Photoshop will cause a rasterizing of any PDF and will change colors. Don’t!
You can place the PDF without any previous editing in InDesign. File > Place.
The pixelation is only a preview thing. You can change it via Right Mouse Click > Context Menu > Display Performance > High.
This will change nothing on the output.


