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Can you not select the Adobe PDF printer instance and print as either a .ps (postscript) file or directly to a PDF?
That is what we do.
On Jul 22, 2016, at 14:02, Monique Semp <monique -dot- semp -at- earthlink -dot- net> wrote:
>> Have you tried Visio > PDF > Illustrator > EPS?
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> Yes, I've tried it, with not spectacular results. Even when I use the HighQualityPrint PDF joboptions, and even if I improve on them by configuring the joboptions for Maximum image quality with no compression, when I use Illustrator to Save As EPS, I get a warning that "The Document Raster Effects resolution is 72 ppi or less". And the resulting EPS looks rather blurry in the Doxygen->LaTeX->TeXworks final resultant PDF.
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> But it is quite probable that the final result has nothing to do with the EPS image, but with whatever settings that MiKTeX/TeXworks uses for creating the PDF (presumably a .joboptions file). So that's the next thing to investigate.
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> (I say this because the final PDF looks the same regardless of whether the EPS image is 100 KB, 860 KB, or even 1553 KBâthis last size was the result of my custom maximum image quality .joboptions that I used when printing the Visio file to a PDF.)
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> -Monique
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