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Vectorialisation

MarcelSt-Germain

Hi,

When exporting a layout in Pro, there are only two options available: embed fonts and vectorize picture markers.

Because laser printers, such as Xerox, use a RIP to convert the PDF into an image, it results in rendering errors.

Currently, to ensure high-quality output, we have to import the exported PDF into another software, convert all text to outlines, and re-export the PDF.

Adding an option to convert everything to vectors (including fonts) with a specified vector resolution would be ideal, as it would save us an entire step in the production process."

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MarcelSt-Germain

Hi, also, since printing a PDF with a laser printer is tricky, add an option to clean the PDF output.

It's take us a lot of time to pinpoint the problem. PDF 1.7 use by Pro, included a lot of informations making the RIP of our Xerox to make printing mistakes.

For now, we scripted the share export to PDF to use the layersAndAttributes = "NONE". By doing so, no more Xerox problem, for now anyway. Scripting also bypass the buy introduce in 3.1 who make printing a pain in a ... Making natively available, and correcting the bug, could be a great improvement.