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Article #2132Re: Inability to print correctly using Adobe
From: graffiti
Date: Wed, 07 Jan 2009 23:38
Date: Wed, 07 Jan 2009 23:38
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I was thinking it has something to do with fonts
And your thinking was more than likely correct. It's probably due to the fonts in some of the documents not being embedded or at least embedded properly. Reader doesn't always do a good job of substituting fonts. You can check the documents in question by going to File>Properties>Fonts and see if it says "embedded" or "Embedded subset" next to ALL fonts listed.
If not, there are two things you can try. One, get in touch with the creator of the PDF's and have them create them correctly or two, try the "print as image" selection in the print dialog menu.
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