PDF Generator ES: Monochrome image DPI

Has anybody had any issues with DPI settings being overridden in output from PDF Generator ES?
We're passing 200dpi TIFF files in, and getting out PDF files with a DPI of 72 (tested by exporting to TIFF from the PDF) but containing the same number of pixels. The result is the page size is about 2.78 times as large as the original TIFF image.
Right-click conversion to PDF using Acrobat on the server produces a file with the correct DPI (and therefore page size).
I did look through the exported PDFG config files, and noticed this:
> /MonoImageResolution 72
But this seems to be a base operand for other settings (e.g. thresholds for mono image conversions) and changing to 200 seems to have no effect. Have reverted back to defaults now.
Converting the TIFF into a PS file then passing that to PDFG gives the correct DPI/page size. Also the same TIFF files come out correctly on PDFG 7.2.
Putting together a case for Adobe, but asking here in case anyone else has come across this.
Thanks in advance for all input on the matter!

I've raised the issue with Adobe and been told that a fix is on the way. If you encounter this same problem and you have a support and maintenance agreement, contact Enterprise Support and they will be able to assist.

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   PDEFilterArray fil;
   memset (&fil, 0, sizeof (PDEFilterArray));
   PDEFilterSpec spec;
   memset (&spec, 0, sizeof (PDEFilterSpec));
   memcpy(&fil, &fil1, sizeof(PDEFilterArray));
   CosDoc cosDoc;
   CosObj cosDict;
   // Build the CosObj for the filter specification
   cosDoc = PDDocGetCosDoc(pd);
   cosDict = CosNewDict(cosDoc, false, 2);
   CosDictPut(cosDict, ASAtomFromString("K"), CosNewInteger (cosDoc, false, -1));
   CosDictPut(cosDict, ASAtomFromString("Columns"), CosNewInteger (cosDoc, false, width1));
   //memset the filterspec so there are no garbage values if we leave members empty
   spec.encodeParms = cosDict;
   spec.decodeParms = cosDict;
   spec.name = ASAtomFromString("CCITTFaxDecode");
   fil.spec[0] = spec;
   // Create PDEImage
========================================================================================== =================================
   PDEImage pdeimage;
   pdeimage = PDEImageCreate(&attrs, sizeof(attrs), &matrix, 0, cols1, NULL, &fil, asstm, NULL, 0);
   // Delete PDEImage at importIndex(==j) of page -> Delete old image in PDF file
========================================================================================== ====================
   PDEContentRemoveElem(pdeContent, importIndex);
   // Add PDEImage
========================================================================================== ==========================
   PDEContentAddElem(pdeContent, importIndex, (PDEElement)pdeimage);
   PDPageSetPDEContent (pp, gExtensionID);
   PDPageReleasePDEContent(pp, gExtensionID);
   // Release object
   PDERelease((PDEObject)pdeimage);
   PDPageNotifyContentsDidChangeEx(pp, TRUE);
   PDPageRelease(pp);
   ASStmClose(asstm);
   if (image4Acrobat)
    ASfree(image4Acrobat);
   if (lookupTable)
    ASfree(lookupTable);
HANDLER
   ret = FALSE;
END_HANDLER
return ret;

ES2 PDF Generator file not 508 compliant

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e ES2. When i take a document that has alt text with the image the converted prf does not have the alt text. Does anybody know what settings address this? Is it a compatiability issue, Acrobat 6.0 or greater?

Hi Dipti,
The details on the 'Summary Info' from the report are Not exported to PDF unfortunately.
I have the latest version on CR installed and it doesn't export too.
You might want to post this as an Enhancement at the Ideas Place here:
-Abhilash

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