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Re: Dumping Press(not so)Ready

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From: John Levine
Date: Thu, 27 Jun 2002 16:45
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John, 

I think the problems you had with PR has to do with printing over a network. We have five stations doing it with two Epson 3000 and OCCASIONALLY PR gets corrupted, especially if you use "Create Adobe PDF" included with PR (we don't, we also have Acrobat) and then yes, a removal and reinstall is necassary. However, I have the same setup at home (B&W G3 400, PR, Epson 3000) and PR hasn't given me a problem in over 18 months. PR was never designed to used as a Printserver, and yes, it does tie up your machine, but I can't tell you how much I loved (Still Love!) this product! It has served me personally, and my Art Deparment at work, well for over two years... 

Yes, addictions die hard! ;-)) 

Good luck with your new printer, 

John
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