Re: PRINTING PROBLEMS

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From: graffiti
Date: Thu, 19 Feb 2009 19:41

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      Will using this setting affect the speed in which the pdf prints?




It could yes.

      What about other pdf's?




I would try to print all PDF's the good old fashioned way and only use "print as image" for the ones that have issues.

Most of the time when you get these issues it's due to a problem with the PDF itself rather than your version. And normally it's caused by improper or lack of embedded fonts.

So consider the above a simple workaround for trouble PDF's but not a general use rule.

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