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Article #25105Re: Random lacunae in printed doc.
From: Simon BUCH
Date: Mon, 22 Jul 2002 21:29
Date: Mon, 22 Jul 2002 21:29
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You didn't say what operating system you're running on, but I guess it's some Windows platform :-) I would first of all check the version of the PostScript printer driver, and if necessary, download the latest one from the Adobe Web Site. If you're running Windows NT4, make sure you've got the latest service pack - I seem to recall there were a number of issues with the NT4 Windows printer driver :-( Other than that, there's a couple more things to try. If you have Acrobat Distiller installed, try setting the Default Printer to ''Acrobat Distiller'', before launching FrameMaker. If you're using OLE graphics, DON'T!! I've seen some nasty effects in the past where OLE graphics appear OK on screen, but prints crop off other areas of the printed page - and this doesn't just happen with FrameMaker.
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