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Article #5383Extraneous lines in printing a map
From: Austin_Streetman
Date: Mon, 08 Sep 2008 17:05
Date: Mon, 08 Sep 2008 17:05
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On some of our computers, when we send a map to the plotter from Acrobat, we get extraneous long lines across the page. These are always a line symbol that is really on the map, but shoots off straight from a vertex somewhere. These lines do not show up when you view the file in Acrobat, they only appear on the plotter. All the computers are using Acrobat Reader 8.1.2, but only some have the issue. The problem seems to be specific to a login. If I login as myself on a coworker's computer I have the problem, but he does not when he logs in as himself. There must be a setting in Acrobat somewhere that we have changed on some computers and then forgotten about. These maps are generated in ESRI�s ArcMap GIS software and are 36� X 60�. Most of the files are about 50 MB. Each map has lots of line � contour lines and such. The computers are all running XP SP3 and are printing to an HP Design Jet 4000ps large format plotter. We are not using the Postscript driver.
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