You know when you have a pdf, which is a scan of a document and it's a really huge file, because it just stores the picture of the scanned document?
And there are OCR tools which can help you to make a proper document which just stores the text?
Well, I need the reverse of that! Let's say I have a perfect pdf document generated with
pdflatex
and I need to turn it into such a "huge" pdf, which looks exactly the same when printed on paper (with a certain dpi value), but is just a picture of the original.
My initial idea is to turn the pdf into a series of JPGs and then back into a PDF, but perhaps there is some canonical way for that?
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In case you wonder why I would want to do such a thing: I'm currently stuck with a network printer, which is not maintained by me, and which randomly drops characters in printed files! So until someone figures out what's wrong there, I want this as workaround.
Asked by Dimitri Schachmann
(183 rep)
Apr 26, 2015, 02:09 PM
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