Most Compatible PDF Import Format?


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Is there a PDF format, version, type, or any settings I should be adhering to when importing a PDF? The reason I'm asking is due to image scaling issues when importing a PDF. My workflow has me doing some work in Visio, so when I export to PDF, or even CAD, from Visio and go to import into SD I get very mixed results, missing colors, skewed images, etc. I'm trying to figure out the best way to get my elevations/layouts done in Visio into SD to place with my wiring schematics and add title blocks. Any help on this would be greatly appreciated. I have Blubeam Revu so I can basically do anything to the PDF, I've tried flattening, repairing, etc. and nothing allows the PDF to import into SD without various issues. I've tried DWG/DXF CAD exports from Visio and they also don't bring over the detail I'm looking for.
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Rob Robinson
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Assuming the following:
  • You are running Stardraw Design 7.4
  • You are running the Visio desktop application 
Then the best way to get from Visio to SD7.4 is simply copy/paste. 

Stardraw Design 7.4 has great support for Windows Metafiles so you can copy from any Microsoft Office application (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Visio etc) and paste straight into your Stardraw Design 7.4 drawing.


Kind regards,
Rob Robinson
Stardraw.com
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