poor print quality of embedded company logo
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Embedding an image is pretty straight forward. In my case, we're were provided a png image from our marketing department.
1. Open the image file in Paint.
2. Ctrl-A
3. Ctrl-C
4. Paste the image into Cad using the Pastespec command. Most posts I read suggested the Picture (Metafile) option.
The issue my coworkers and I have ran into is when a sheet is printed to PDF and any subsequent prints on paper, our company logo embedded image's print quality is poor. It's very grainy and pixelated like the original image is a low resolution image. Is there a better method of embedding that maintains the original resolution of the image so when printed to PDF or paper it's crisp and sharp? Maybe a different image type besides png or a more robust program besides paint to copy the image?
Thank you