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Article #13840Re: PDF size increases when printing
From: scogess
Date: Fri, 15 Sep 2006 12:45
Date: Fri, 15 Sep 2006 12:45
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From my experience PCL5 drivers are slow and bloat PDF�s and many other file types. PCL6 is much faster and does not bloat files like PCL5 does. But that may depend on the printer used I have noticed that some older and someone recent Lanier/Ricoh devices have trouble (speed/size) when printing PDF docs with PCL6 drivers. Your best bet when printing PDF docs is to use Post Script drivers, they will perform the best however, the downside is other file types PCL works better with. Good luck
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