This is the way it has always been when using the enhanced metafile instead of plain metafile, and thus the reason I always used the plain metafile.
#WORD TO PDF IMAGES BLURRY PDF#
However, when I use the Adobe menu that was an add-on to Word and select Create PDF, the graphic in the resulting pdf has the words (callouts) in both giant and tiny sizes in odd locations on just a piece of the original image (which is an imported picture or screen capture). When I create the pdf by printing the pdf (i.e., using File/ Print/ Adobe PDF from Word), the image that was pasted as an enhanced metafile looks great in the pdf. As always, the image looks great in Word, but is now reproduced as a stretched-out mess by Acrobat in the PDF. With upgraded software, it still does not work.
Now with my software upgrades, when I copy from Visio to Word, and try to insert the graphic by using Paste Special, there is no plain metafile selection - the only metafile choice is the enhanced one, Picture (Enhanced Metafile), which was never able to be reproduced correctly in the pdf (i.e., didn't work in earlier versions of my software). I used the Adobe create pdf function (i.e., did not print as a pdf) because I needed the bookmarks that are made automatically from the Word heading styles. Then when I created a pdf from the Word file using an earlier version of Acrobat, the graphic would look identical in the pdf as it did in Word. Specifically in detail: For 10 years I have been able to create a graphic in Visio (for example, a photo or screen capture with text and line callouts), select it in Visio, and do a paste special as a Picture (Metafile) into Word. I have Adobe Acrobat XI Pro and Microsoft Visio Professional 2002 SR-1. With a software upgrade to Office 2010 (thus Microsoft Word 2010) from Office 2003 on a Windows XP system, the Visio files that I had embedded in the Word document no longer reproduce correctly in a pdf file.
I have searched the internet and forums for hours, and have found no solution to this problem.
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