Sep 6

How can you find the ppi/dpi of a pdf document using Adobe Acrobat 8? (it's all we have at work - help!)?

post Category: PPI
post postSeptember 6, 2008

I have an advert we've produced at work on publisher and pdf-ed using Adobe and we need to find out it's DPI/PPI. I know there are rubbish progammes to use but we're a small company and don't have anyhing else.

Can anyone tell me how to find out?

This may not be an answer but have you tried Ghostscript.
I believe it can create/edit PDFs and you should be able to view the document properties with it
It can be downloaded from sourceforge.net

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This may not be an answer but have you tried Ghostscript.
I believe it can create/edit PDFs and you should be able to view the document properties with it
It can be downloaded from sourceforge.net
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Easy Peasy wrote on August 3, 2007 - 4:17 am
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