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I need to do a print ready pdf from Adobe FrameMaker. FrameMaker has issues with this, but most are fixable using Acrobats preflight feature. What I can't figure out is: Where in Acrobats Preflight tools can I find information regarding low rez images? IS there an option somewhere?
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Bjørn
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3 options:
For 1 and 2, you can create a report to have a seperate list while you fix your document.
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To make your own profile, use the Options drop down on the top right and fill the details you need (new name, dpi values...)
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Thanks a million! I have not put together the job originally and there a LOT of pages with a LOT of images i all sorts of color spaces and resolutions. I believe they are going to print this thing in traditional offset printing, so I shall have to find a way to fix all the errors. FrameMaker DOES have some preflighting, but the distance between what works inside FrameMaker and what actually comes OUT of FrameMaker in PDF has grown, unfortunately.
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Let me add to Eric's correct answer about low-resolution images: That is way beyond Acrobat's capabilities. You need to have an image-based application to increase the resolution of an image. Photoshop can do this to some degree, but it is restricted to file types. Other applications, such as "Topaz Photo AI," are more reliable and can work on almost all image types. But, whatever image application you use, the image must be removed from the document, processed by the image application, and replaced. There is NO solution for applying the process from within Acrobat.
Sadly, and I know you do not want to hear this, all image upgrades and enhancements should be completed before the PDF process is initiated.
Good luck