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Re: Dark Print and Display from PDFs

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From: Sheila Carlisle
Date: Mon, 13 May 2002 19:46
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Were you using the Adobe PS printer driver (the one from Adobe, not the MS one) in both cases, Ian? What part is "dark" -- do you mean a background, or that the lines are thicker than they should be, or do you mean that the colors are darker ...? 

You might be able to do some PDF-level detective work by using tools like PitStop ( http://www.enfocus.com <http://www.enfocus.com> )  to compare old and new PDFs to see what has changed in the "dark" settings.  

I don't recall whether the HP5Si is a true-blue AdobePS printer or not; if it's not, do you have access to one? Might be a interesting to compare results.
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