Can somebody please help?

If I use publish as pdf of a page in a section, it messes up the text
(overriding, irrelevant breakups of lines). This happens if the containers
are arranged vertically one after another. Additionally if there are
containers arranged 2 or more horizontally, publsih as pdf reduces the font
size automatically.

How can I control the above and publish best as pdf without any issues?

Please let me know.

drb

It is most likely due to an issue with page size. What happens if you print
to a normal printer (or look at the preview)?

Could you print to a PDF, instead of Publishing as a PDF?

"drb" wrote:

> Can somebody please help?
>
> If I use publish as pdf of a page in a section, it messes up the text
> (overriding, irrelevant breakups of lines). This happens if the containers
> are arranged vertically one after another. Additionally if there are
> containers arranged 2 or more horizontally, publsih as pdf reduces the font
> size automatically.
>
> How can I control the above and publish best as pdf without any issues?
>
> Please let me know.
>
> drb

Adobe Acrobat can create PDF perfectly, but it is too expensive I think.
There are many useful PDF Creators, you can have a try.
I'm using this word to PDF converter, it can add watermarks, properties, security and page number in one step. And you can also find a useful PDF to Word Converter there.

I didn't know we could use adobe printer. Seems to work fine rather than
publishing.

Thanks, guys for sharing the information.



"undisclosed" wrote:

>
> Adobe Acrobat can create PDF perfectly, but it is too expensive I think.
>
> There are many useful PDF Creators, you can have a try.
> I'm using this 'word to PDF converter'
> (http://www.anypdftools.com/word-to-p...erter.html#163), it can add
> watermarks, properties, security and page number in one step. And you
> can also find a useful 'PDF to Word Converter'
> (http://www.anypdftools.com/pdf-to-word.html#163) there.
>
>
> --
> Melvinjames18
>

drb wrote:
> I didn't know we could use adobe printer. Seems to work fine rather
> than publishing.

Great if you have it!

> Thanks, guys for sharing the information.

You might also have a look at PDFCreator [1]
It's open source ad it has quite some other useful features.
I heavily use it besides the full Acrobat Pro.

Rainald
[1] http://www.pdfforge.org/projects

On a related note, do you know of any open source pdf editor with commenting
etc tools? please.



"Rainald Taesler" wrote:

> drb wrote:
> > I didn't know we could use adobe printer. Seems to work fine rather
> > than publishing.
>
> Great if you have it!
>
> > Thanks, guys for sharing the information.
>
> You might also have a look at PDFCreator [1]
> It's open source ad it has quite some other useful features.
> I heavily use it besides the full Acrobat Pro.
>
> Rainald
> [1] http://www.pdfforge.org/projects
>

drb wrote:
> On a related note, do you know of any open source pdf editor with
> commenting etc tools? please.

When wanting to comment/annotate a PDF (especially on a TabletPC, but
not limited to that), the PDFAnnotator is the perfect tool.
It's not freeware, however.

I do not know any open source or freeware tool which might compare.
I suggest to google around.

Rainald
P.S. There is an "Educational" pricing ($$ 29.90)


Rainald
[1] http://www.ograhl.com/en/
>
>
> "Rainald Taesler" wrote:
>
>> drb wrote:
>>> I didn't know we could use adobe printer. Seems to work fine rather
>>> than publishing.
>>
>> Great if you have it!
>>
>>> Thanks, guys for sharing the information.
>>
>> You might also have a look at PDFCreator [1]
>> It's open source ad it has quite some other useful features.
>> I heavily use it besides the full Acrobat Pro.
>>
>> Rainald
>> [1] http://www.pdfforge.org/projects