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My coworker had the same issue this past week. I changed the following settings to fix it:
Edit > Preferences
Convert to PDF > Tiff > Edit Settings...
Settings (next to Scan Optimization)
Edit (in Filters)
Deskew set to OFF
Alternatively you could uncheck Scan Optimization if you don't think it is usefull for your scanned documents.
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When I create a PDF by combining TIFFs, the pages end up being tilted in the final PDF, but the TIFFs were perfectly straight to begin with.
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Creating a PDF from a bunch of TIFFs does not change the appearance of does TIFFs. I would expect the images having that "tilt" at the source. Check your 3rd TIFF.
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Can you post that TIFF? If I'm understanding your request, this is the TIFF that gets tilted. The others are shown correctly?
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Here's how the original third TIFF looks (I uploaded a JPEG version for size). Yes, the other TIFFs in the PDF look fine, but this happens with every PDF I create. At least one, if not all, of the pages are crooked, when the original TIFFs are straight.
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It must be something to do with using TIFFs, because when I make a PDF out of JPEGs they turn out just fine.
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My coworker had the same issue this past week. I changed the following settings to fix it:
Edit > Preferences
Convert to PDF > Tiff > Edit Settings...
Settings (next to Scan Optimization)
Edit (in Filters)
Deskew set to OFF
Alternatively you could uncheck Scan Optimization if you don't think it is usefull for your scanned documents.
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Yes, this fixed it-- thank you so much!!!