Png files to pdf

I produce newsletters in Publisher and often use png. files because of transparency. They look great in publisher but horrible when printed to pdf for e-mailing. What can be done if anything.

Hi,
If it does not work, Would it be possible for you to send that document?
I will check the same from my end.
You can email me at:[email protected]
Regards,
Florence

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