can we remove artficial problem in pdf?
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What is an "artificial problem" in PDF?
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you might have to uninstall your previous adobe reader or it could be a website malfunction
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Try to download and install a free program called Adobe Acrobat.\n\nhttp://www.adobe.com/products/acrobat/readstep2.html
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Tools-->Options-->View-->  and uncheck Paragraph Marks\n\nToodles!!!
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Make sure you have the latest version of Reader to start.\n\nhttp://www.adobe.com/products/acrobat/readstep2.html\n\nIf that doesn't fix it, post a comment and any error messages you get.
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Try PDFCreator. Charge..no way..its free and i bet you will like it...Its exactly as what you asked for..not too many frills but does a decent job of the conversion..\nLong live Open Source.
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Yes you can do that.\n\nFor that you have to install the Adobe PDF writer or you can use pdf writer from some other companies.\n\n. . .
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i think you can go to "Display Properties" then click the "Appearance" tab then select "Effects" then uncheck the appropriate box.
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not unless its an art exam!\nyes it should be legible but the actual content is the important thing!
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i have photoshop and not registered so the problems are becaue of your p.c
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There is possibly a problem with doing this tho' there will be loss of resolution when the image is made into a poster this can be sorted to some extent by a clever publisher by using smoothing or some fancy effect to mask the inperfections (like tinting it red and putting a flame effect in the foreground)\n\nIf poor image quality or visible pixels in the poster are an issue then I would suggest creating another photo, if that is possible.... If so... if you have a digital camera go into the settings and select the highest resolution (maybe borrowing a friends camera if they have a better one)... if using standard photographic film then get the negative and either, take it to a photoshop and ask them to digitize it and give them the above specifications for the digital image, or contact you publisher and ask if they can use a negative.
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its probably adobe acrobat that is causing the problem, and not the pdf's themselves. uninstall adobe reader and reinstall it again from http://www.adobe.com/
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http://www.adobe.com/products/acrobat/acrrfaq.html\nfind ur answer at the  link above
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you can use PDFtoWord Convertor version 1.2 to accompolish this task
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I would recommend that you reinstall the software here is a link\nhttp://www.adobe.com/products/acrobat/readstep2.html
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pdf to word converters are a bit unreliable as some formatting is lost and if their inlays of images, it could offset, but try these sites for trial programs:\n\n\nhttp://www.investintech.com/prod_a2e.htm
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You probably need to use a photo fixer,if u arent already.A couple good ones are photoshop,scrapbook designer.. Printers now come with built in options for image fixing,Hope this helps. :)