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Article #1314Re: Can't print to PDF
From: Art Campbell
Date: Wed, 17 Dec 2008 22:15
Date: Wed, 17 Dec 2008 22:15
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I think this may be in the FAQ, but it sounds as if your system is using fonts that are unavailable to the Acrobat printer instance. So first, I'd set the system default printer to Adobe PDF, so the system and Frame will only use fonts that are available to the PDF engine. Second, in your preferences, it sounds as if you have "Remember Missing Fonts" toggled On. Which would make FM remember the missing fonts, each time you open the file. Toggle it Off. Then open all the files in the book (Shift - File > Open All), save them all, and try to PDF again. Art
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