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Old 06-09-2009, 06:28 PM
WharfRat WharfRat is offline
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I suppose you could just export .eps files from InDy
and Distill them.
That would give you individual - flattened pages.

MSD

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I have book in Indesign - 160 pages.
I created ps from Indesign, than distilled it.
As a result I have 1 pdf version 1.3 with 160 pages (book.indd.pdf)

Question - how can I make 1 pdf per 1 page?
I mean, page by page:

book_page1.pdf,
book_page2.pdf
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