I'd rather not go into details- I had to spent a lot of money to know and do what I now do, and as a consultant for and seller of PDF customizations as part of my publishing business I can't afford to just give the info away....hope you understand....
But I'll say this: there are a host of (expensive) third-party plugins for Acrobat that allow one to manipulate PDFs directly. One can move things on the page, color objects, make notes, remove or install watermarks, resize elements or entire pages, move content frames, remove numbers/renumber, change all/some fonts, resize, remove bolding, apply new formatting, etc., etc., etc. After reviewing loads of these plugins I found a combination of two of them suits my needs perfectly. Cecil Rigby HarrockHallMusic -- A Catalogue of New Sacred Choral Music Will Be Offered Soon! www.harrockhall.com [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] Dennis wrote: > > Cecil Rigby écrit: > >But publishers know this is cosmetic mostly. > > Yes, and so do I. But I still think a good looking PDF makes a better > impression. > > >And some of us even reset the > >staff lines by directly manipulating the PDFs. > > Would you mind telling us how you do that? > > Dennis _______________________________________________ Finale mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.shsu.edu/mailman/listinfo/finale
