But export to PDF no problem (at least if initial scale was 100% while C&P) LO get as clear as original if 100% scaled, but if zoomed up/down after then, it is blurry Also if initial scale was not 100%, zoom will be blurry.For single screen (HiDPI 2560x1440 scaled to 1600x900), LO in A4 100% scale is exactly the size of A4 paper! But MO and AP both needs to scale to 183%!.(LibreOffice = LO), MS.Office2016 = MO, Apple.Pages = AP)
Word to pdf images blurry software#
Now I have tried 3 word processing software in macOS 10.13.2, here the findings: So it seems LibreOffice use OS system info to scale/compress the image while pasting into LS.Writer! That means a algorithms of calculation of image size for example, most probably it has a global value/ratio and a local ratio, if 2 times calculated/resize, the image will be largely compromised thus blurry! Also I save the file, then open with extended Screen_2, image remain clear! Jut now I did a test, set laptop only and with native resolution of 2560x1440 for macOS LibreOffice, copy same source image from website, paste into LibreOffice, voila! same sharp image as original. I think I may find the reason(not solution yet)! Convert png to eps and insert got sharp image, but size too big and mouse scroll very slowĮdit_1: Do you have the same issue? if not, please let me know your setting.Under context menu “compress”, I can play with ratio or dpi, but that still not satisfied, not a reliable solution.Also I tried to download that png and insert, same blurry results.png), and paste directly into LibreOffice, it is then blurry and not readable, Screen_1: 2560 x 1440(native) but scaled to 1600x900Īlso I notice the page scale ratio is not consistent, If only Screen_1, 85% as readable but if extended to Screen_2, it must be 130%!.Searched around no solution found thus this thread.īut it seems a common issue at LibreOffice & MS.Office? Maybe relate to HiDPI screen? In macOS high Sierra, people reported blurry PDF in Preview too. I got blurry image after copy-pasted from website to LibreOffice.
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