True, she did state that. Fortunately more than Carrie reads these posts. So
in the interest of completeness, for her an everyone else, I included that
as well as several other ways of working the PDF to get a usable EPS for
Publisher.

Also of note is my offer to make an EPS of the PDF for her if she still
needs that done. I haven't seen anyone else here offer such a thing. Which
is surprising to me. Most of the lists that I am a member of we treat a
community as such, a community where people help each other how ever best
they can. Including doing things like saving an EPS, RIPping a job,
trapping, working a file by hand, etc as well as professional advice.


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On 11/19/06 12:54 PM, in article , "Ed
Bennett" wrote:

Matt Beals wrote:
Rather than ruining a perfectly good PDF by rasterizing it you can open the
PDF in Adobe Acrobat Professional (*not reader*) and save it as a EPS file.

Unfortunately, Carrie has already stated that she doesn't have Acrobat
Professional, so presumably she is aware of the option of using Acrobat
Pro, and does not wish to spend hundreds of dollars purchasing software
for this project.