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PDF Export in ArcGIS Pro producing corrupt file?
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When exporting an ArcGIS Pro layout containing PNG images (e.g. Logo, Photo or Chart), I cannot open the generated PDF file.
Export works fine without the image. It does also not work when using a TIFF or BMP image. However, it does work using a JPEG file.
When opening the PDF file, the following errors occur:
- A drawing error occurred.
- Insufficient data for an image.
The error occurs with different images from different sources.
I am using ArcGIS Pro 2.2.4. Unfortunately, I do not have admin rights on this computer to upgrade to 2.3.
My current workaround is using a JPEG image with an acceptable resolution.
arcgis-pro pdf
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When exporting an ArcGIS Pro layout containing PNG images (e.g. Logo, Photo or Chart), I cannot open the generated PDF file.
Export works fine without the image. It does also not work when using a TIFF or BMP image. However, it does work using a JPEG file.
When opening the PDF file, the following errors occur:
- A drawing error occurred.
- Insufficient data for an image.
The error occurs with different images from different sources.
I am using ArcGIS Pro 2.2.4. Unfortunately, I do not have admin rights on this computer to upgrade to 2.3.
My current workaround is using a JPEG image with an acceptable resolution.
arcgis-pro pdf
edited 10 mins ago
PolyGeo♦
53.9k1781245
asked 3 hours ago
Thomas ZuberbühlerThomas Zuberbühler
25118
add a comment |
When exporting an ArcGIS Pro layout containing PNG images (e.g. Logo, Photo or Chart), I cannot open the generated PDF file.
Export works fine without the image. It does also not work when using a TIFF or BMP image. However, it does work using a JPEG file.
When opening the PDF file, the following errors occur:
- A drawing error occurred.
- Insufficient data for an image.
The error occurs with different images from different sources.
I am using ArcGIS Pro 2.2.4. Unfortunately, I do not have admin rights on this computer to upgrade to 2.3.
My current workaround is using a JPEG image with an acceptable resolution.
arcgis-pro pdf
edited 10 mins ago
PolyGeo♦
53.9k1781245
asked 3 hours ago
Thomas ZuberbühlerThomas Zuberbühler
25118
When exporting an ArcGIS Pro layout containing PNG images (e.g. Logo, Photo or Chart), I cannot open the generated PDF file.
Export works fine without the image. It does also not work when using a TIFF or BMP image. However, it does work using a JPEG file.
When opening the PDF file, the following errors occur:
- A drawing error occurred.
- Insufficient data for an image.
The error occurs with different images from different sources.
I am using ArcGIS Pro 2.2.4. Unfortunately, I do not have admin rights on this computer to upgrade to 2.3.
My current workaround is using a JPEG image with an acceptable resolution.
arcgis-pro pdf
arcgis-pro pdf
edited 10 mins ago
PolyGeo♦
53.9k1781245
asked 3 hours ago
Thomas ZuberbühlerThomas Zuberbühler
25118
edited 10 mins ago
PolyGeo♦
53.9k1781245
asked 3 hours ago
Thomas ZuberbühlerThomas Zuberbühler
25118
edited 10 mins ago
PolyGeo♦
53.9k1781245
edited 10 mins ago
PolyGeo♦
53.9k1781245
edited 10 mins ago
PolyGeo♦
53.9k1781245
53.9k1781245
asked 3 hours ago
Thomas ZuberbühlerThomas Zuberbühler
25118
asked 3 hours ago
Thomas ZuberbühlerThomas Zuberbühler
25118
asked 3 hours ago
Thomas ZuberbühlerThomas Zuberbühler
25118
25118
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This does require ArcGIS Pro 2.3
There is an Output as Image Option
Option 2: PDF Print Drivers
A non-upgrade approach is to have a pdf print driver installed
answered 49 mins ago
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This does require ArcGIS Pro 2.3
There is an Output as Image Option
Option 2: PDF Print Drivers
A non-upgrade approach is to have a pdf print driver installed
answered 49 mins ago
Mapperz♦Mapperz
44.3k659120
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This does require ArcGIS Pro 2.3
There is an Output as Image Option
Option 2: PDF Print Drivers
A non-upgrade approach is to have a pdf print driver installed
answered 49 mins ago
Mapperz♦Mapperz
44.3k659120
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This does require ArcGIS Pro 2.3
There is an Output as Image Option
Option 2: PDF Print Drivers
A non-upgrade approach is to have a pdf print driver installed
answered 49 mins ago
Mapperz♦Mapperz
44.3k659120
This does require ArcGIS Pro 2.3
There is an Output as Image Option
Option 2: PDF Print Drivers
A non-upgrade approach is to have a pdf print driver installed
answered 49 mins ago
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answered 49 mins ago
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