Just found this problem described on the Microtype website
(http://www.microtype.com/Acrobat.html). Deselecting "Convert smooth
lines to curves" fixes this problem, but does anyone know if that causes
any other problems?
Thanks
Dave
Dave Reynolds wrote, on 12/10/2007 11:25 a.m.:
Hi Folks
A colleague is using the Frame drawing tools to draw a rectangle with
rounded corners. When this document is converted to PDF, the line
widths of the drawing in the PDF file are not consistent, and
sometimes they are curved when they should be straight. This problem
appears on the screen and also in print. I have also done some test
shapes in Frame with the built-in drawing tools. While a rectangle
and ellipse appear correctly in the PDF, the rectangle with rounded
corners does not. Is this a known problem?
We are using Frame 6 with updates, Acrobat 7, and either Win2K or XP.
Regards
Dave
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