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Goal Using pdf file for presentation. (screen projector)
This is what I did.
Using Libreoffice, I prepared my "odp" file. Then exported it into pdf/A-1a.
this is what happened.
Several lines lost format. Several characters lost.
This WAS my understanding
ISO 19005-1 a.k.a pdf/A-1a " can be reproduced exactly the same way using various software in years to come." as wikipedia reads.
I chose to use pdf/A-1a, because when I opened my odp file by micro$oft program, meny things went wrong. (format, color...)
I understand screen resolution related problem, color calibration problem as well. But, I guess I made some sort of mistake.
Question
What is a problem?
Has anybody else ever run into this?
If as I gather, the file is not all round compatible, have you tried .rtf, m$.office formats (which everyone seems to manage fairly well), or even html?
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