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angasu

macrumors newbie
Original poster
I have some documents in pdf that have graphs. This documents were originally generated with Latex using eps graphics, but I don't think this is important. The problem I have is that, when I open this document with the mac application Preview, the resolution of the graphs is perfect. But if I do the same with the adobe reader 9, the graphs look horrible. So, If I want to send this document to someone that not uses mac, it's gonna look different than how I want it to look. ¿Does anyone knows how to solve this problem? Thanks.
 
If vector eps files are embedded within the PDF, then there's not much you can do about them and it's possible that it's a rendering issue within Reader. Best thing to do is to zoom into the document within Reader to 400% or 800% to see how they look, and also run them out on a laser printer to see if they're OK.
 
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