Please check that, and if it is set to Nearest Neighbor, try Bilinear (Best Quality) instead. If you open your Preferences, and click on Performance, I think you might have View Quality set to Nearest Neighbor. The original dpi values may play a role (72 for the one you Opened, 300 for the other one), and how much you zoomed, and (possibly) your Publisher Preferences. But I think that might be due to several factors, and maybe some interaction between them. In your screenshots above, you've shown some differences between Opening the file and dragging it. You should be able to ignore that 72 dpi, I think. When you drag the file in, or Open it, you get a page size that is right for your document, but since it's only 297.7 x 419.6 pt in original size, that means that it has been scaled up by the 417% shown in my first screenshot, if we consider the calculated dpi.
#LIGHTWEIGHT PDF READER HIGH DPI PDF#
And it gives us the 72 dpi that Publisher is showing for the original dpi of the PDF file. As a pt is 1/72 of an inch, that matches the 4.13 x 5.83 given by Acrobat Reader. And looking at it with PDF-XChange Editor, I see that the page size is 297.7 x 419.6 pt. Looking at the PDF with Adobe Acrobat Reader, it says the PDF page size is 4.13 x 5.83 inches. Note that Publisher has scaled the PDF up so that it fills the entire page, but if you click that Original Size button you get a page that looks like this: I can also see (from Spread Setup and from the Ruler) that the document page is 4.134 x 5.827 inches. afpub file (I switched from mm to inches for convenience) I can see this in the Context Toolbar: Because it is a lot of work and might cause some font or other displacements.Ģ_3Blessed be your name_Bridge.pdf Song_Testfile.afpub That tells me, that there are enough information in this pdf file.īut honestly speaking I do not want to open up every single file itself to have this result. Today I realized, that all of them are being display with visible pixels and having only 72 dpi.Īgain, when I open the pdf itself, I can not see any pixel. Now while doing the layout around the prelayouted pdf files I dragged and dropped them in, file after file. I also told the guy who made the pdf files to save them as pdf-x3 (which he did). Anyway I received more than one hundred of these files and checked the first like this: I opened the pdf in afdesigner and saw when zooming in, that there were no pixels visible - so I concluded, that it is easily printable. I found out, that it was layouted in Microsoft Word (which shocked me a bit - I thought he would use another app.
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