PDF to FlashPaper Text is now Poor Quality

I recently had to uninstall and reinstall FlashPaper 2. When
I go try print any PDF to FlashPaper, the text resolution is now
horrible. Any ideas? I'm using Adobe Reader 8 at the moment.
Thanks

Okay, figured out my problem. I was creating the PDF from an
original Word document using FlashPaper's PDF creation tool. Bad
move. Once I created the PDF using Acro Pro, everything was back to
normal...

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> Hi All,
>
> I'm really struggling with this. In the past using DWCS3
I have
> embedded FLV
> movie files into websites without a problem. For
example,
>
http://www.davehollington.co.uk/Video/video%20strangers.html
>
> However, no matter what I do now with DWCS4, whenever I
embedd an
> FLV movie,
> the playback quality is jerky and poor. For example,
>
http://www.cupcakemakeandbake.co.uk/lookatus/ourvideos.html
It isn't DW, but a combination of how you compressed the
video, the
speed of your Web servers, the speed of your (my) connection,
and all
the connections in between.
In my case, both of those videos paused for buffering.
FWIW, I see you compressed cupcakemakeandbake_VP6_512K.flv
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cable,
typically 5 MB), I get my best results when I compress for a
total of
300 Kbps. Likewise for my clients, though I send those
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You could also try a test with the cupcake video on your
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