[mso] Re: Convert MS Publisher doc to TIFF?
- From: "David Smart" <smartware@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <mso@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 18 Jul 2007 13:44:09 +1000
I've just been having a play with a 16-page PDF file I have. Unfortunately,
I'm not connected to a printer, so can't view the actual output, but ...
Adobe Reader version 8 has (on the Print menu page) a "page scaling" option,
with "multiple pages per sheet" as a selection. Once this is established,
you can tell it how many across and how many down, and whether to run the
pages across or down the sheet. This really looks like it's what you're
chasing.
Version 7 of AR doesn't seem to have this option, so you might need to
upgrade to 8.
Of course, you need to get your file into PDF format first. I simply use
Cute-PDF - which is free and installs as a printer - for my local PDF
creation. I don't remember whether I've used it with Publisher, but it
works very well for me from many different applications.
Regards, Dave S
----- Original Message -----
From: "Shawn McGinniss" <mac734@xxxxxxxxx>
To: <mso@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Tuesday, July 17, 2007 9:09 AM
Subject: [mso] Convert MS Publisher doc to TIFF?
> This one is for the Publisher experts! I made a print publication (a
> research conference poster) with a custom size of 4' by 6'. After
> finishing
> a draft of the design, I noticed that Publisher handles large documents as
> being comprised of many sheets of 8.5"x11", meaning if I wanted to print a
> mock-up of the poster, it would pump out 20-something pages to literally
> give me a 4'x6' sized printout (some assembly required)!
> When I tried to revert back from a custom sized poster to a one page
> document, it only resized the canvas, not all of the text and picture
> boxes
> hovering above it.
>
> To escape this dilemma, I tried saving the whole thing to a JPG or TIFF,
> but
> neither format would work (Alert Box: "Publisher can not save the file.").
> It did allow me to save as a GIF file, but with major compressing down to
> around 2'x3' at 72 ppi.
>
> I'd like to have, ideally, a 4'x6' sized TIFF at around 150 ppi, which
> would
> be around 250MB+ in size, so as not to skimp on print resolution. I would
> then take that [huge] TIFF and covert to a more size-friendly file, such
> as
> a PDF or JPG.
>
> Any ideas? This may not even be a "best practice" for creating posters in
> Publisher, so if you have an entirely different suggestion altogether, I'd
> love to hear it. Thanks.
>
> --
> Shawn McGinniss
> Administrative Coordinator
> Research Assistant, PATH-3
> Hunter College Center for Community and Urban Health
> 425 East 25 Street, W808 - CCUH
> New York, NY 10010
>
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