Hello,
First post here... hoping someone can offer some advice. I don't know visual basic, so if you could dumb it down for me, it would be much appreciated.
Here's my problems:
I need to capture a signature in Word using a stylus with a tablet PC and then save the Word doc as a PDF. That works all good and fine until you view the signature in the PDF file. It looks bad. I think it is displaying the pen capture coordinates or something, I can't really tell.
Here is a snip of the signature in word before saving as a PDF.
Attachment 98581
Here is what the signature looks like in the saved PDF file
Attachment 98583
I tried setting the antiAlias and fitToCurve properties to tue and it seems like it made a slight improvement, but still not acceptable
Attachment 98585
Here is the VB code I have (keep in mind that I don't know VB and am just fumbling around here)
Any help would be much appreciated
First post here... hoping someone can offer some advice. I don't know visual basic, so if you could dumb it down for me, it would be much appreciated.
Here's my problems:
I need to capture a signature in Word using a stylus with a tablet PC and then save the Word doc as a PDF. That works all good and fine until you view the signature in the PDF file. It looks bad. I think it is displaying the pen capture coordinates or something, I can't really tell.
Here is a snip of the signature in word before saving as a PDF.
Attachment 98581
Here is what the signature looks like in the saved PDF file
Attachment 98583
I tried setting the antiAlias and fitToCurve properties to tue and it seems like it made a slight improvement, but still not acceptable
Attachment 98585
Here is the VB code I have (keep in mind that I don't know VB and am just fumbling around here)
Code:
Private Sub InkPicture2_Stroke(ByVal Cursor As MSINKAUTLib.IInkCursor, ByVal Stroke As MSINKAUTLib.IInkStrokeDisp, Cancel As Boolean)
InkPicture2.DefaultDrawingAttributes.AntiAliased = True
InkPicture2.DefaultDrawingAttributes.FitToCurve = True
End Sub