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We broker online printing, and often get PDFs from customers. Unfortunately, whenever we use ImageMagick or PDFLib (which both use GhostScript) to alter the file or create thumbnails, etc, they come out differently than what is shown in Photoshop or Acrobat Reader, etc.
In fact, I can view the original PDF in Linux based PDF viewers like KGhostRead and KPDF and they’ll display the PDF differently than even Abobe AcroRead for Linux (which shows what it looks like in Photoshop.)
What’s going on here?
Is there a way to either:
a) Tell GhostScript when it’s processing a PDF to find and follow whatever instructions is a part of the PDF that makes it display a certain way in Adobe products, to do that with the Outfile? or
b) Get Photoshop, Acrobat, Illustrator, et al, to display a PDF the way it REALLY looks to everything else in the world but Adobe?
Thanks for any suggestions!
-Liam
In fact, I can view the original PDF in Linux based PDF viewers like KGhostRead and KPDF and they’ll display the PDF differently than even Abobe AcroRead for Linux (which shows what it looks like in Photoshop.)
What’s going on here?
Is there a way to either:
a) Tell GhostScript when it’s processing a PDF to find and follow whatever instructions is a part of the PDF that makes it display a certain way in Adobe products, to do that with the Outfile? or
b) Get Photoshop, Acrobat, Illustrator, et al, to display a PDF the way it REALLY looks to everything else in the world but Adobe?
Thanks for any suggestions!
-Liam
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