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Date: | Fri, 6 Nov 1998 07:39:23 -0600 |
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>This is not correct behavior. This does sound like it might be a PS file
>from a science (UNIX) workstation. They seem to have different convensions
>than us. I don't know of any settings in Acrobat distiller that might
>control that behavior, but you might poke around in there.
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>Britt Griswold/MAP Project
Britt,
I think you may have misunderstood... when I created the postscript file, I
CHOSE flip horizontal and invert as the file was going to a press where
they would make negatives (film?). I wanted to use Acrobat to view the
file to make sure nothing got changed in the process of making the
postscript. So, I distilled the postscript into a PDF, and as I say, I can
indeed view it in Reader, but only exactly as it would be transferred to
the Linotronic where the negatives would be made.
So the question is, is there a way of viewing it on my screen as a
positive, or would the easiest be to just print it out, choosing flip
horz., invert in my page setup.
Maybe my lingo is off ... whatever,
Willow Zuchowski
Monteverde, Costa Rica
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