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Re: Best format to post schematics?

Subject: Re: Best format to post schematics?
From: "Kurt Delaney" <kurt_dot_delaney@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Fri, 24 Feb 2006 17:42:38 GMT
Newsgroups: sci.electronics.design, sci.electronics.basics, comp.home.automation
References: <1140795196.056495.285150@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> <dtnc8b$nm$1@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> <JsHLf.3643$SG5.1690@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> <1140799512.636446.138840@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>

It depends on the application whether or not the vector information is
retained.  The Acrobat virtual printer driver can accept either raster or
vector data, and it is up to the application to send the best format.  Give
it a try and see what happens.

"William at MyBlueRoom" <wrichardson@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:1140799512.636446.138840@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> I do have a way of printing PDF files. I do like using them, didn't
> realize they kept vector information.
>

References:
- Best format to post schematics?
  - From: William at MyBlueRoom
- Re: Best format to post schematics?
  - From: GregS
- Re: Best format to post schematics?
  - From: Kurt Delaney
- Re: Best format to post schematics?
  - From: William at MyBlueRoom

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