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Pablito
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by Pablito » 2011-08-05T01:20:51-07:00
Convertion of pdf to png changed digits writing: some digits became bigger than others.
Command:
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convert -density 94 -trim -quality 100 -depth 1 -colors 4 +antialias A10.pdf[0] A10-tr.png
All is OK in PDF.
OS is FreeBSD.
Pablito
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by Pablito » 2011-08-05T01:46:37-07:00
The problem is with Times-Roman digits.
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by Pablito » 2011-08-05T02:34:10-07:00
convert -density 94 -trim -quality 100 -depth 1 -colors 4 +antialias -family "Liberation Serif" A10_attDIU_08-11-2011.pdf[0] A10-1.png
convert -density 94 -trim -quality 100 -depth 1 -colors 4 +antialias -font Times-Roman A10_attDIU_08-11-2011.pdf[0] A10-1.png
etc.
all this and other don't help me
Pablito
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by Pablito » 2011-08-05T02:45:33-07:00
What is interesting: on the other computer some digits are right (but not all). How can I fix this?