RE: Disappearing characters!!??!! variation on a theme

["Alex Ragen" <alex@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

FMers--
I have my own version of this problem. When
generating long PDFs (600+ pages), some letters
just disappear from the final pages of the book.
If I generate the last chapters individually,
they're fine. This only happens when I generate
the whole book, and it's always the same letters
that disappear (for example, all the lower case
v's but not the upper case Vs). Real wierd.
When my colleague makes the same PDFs on his
machine, it's OK. We have the same configuration,
to wit: NT 4.0 SP6, Adobe FM 5.5, PS driver 5.1.2.
Go figure.
--Alex
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                Alex Ragen
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         Check Point Software Technologies
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-----Original Message-----
From: Debbi Leipold
[mailto:dleipold@zeuswireless.com]
Sent: Wednesday, March 29, 2000 20:07
To: framers@FrameUsers.com
Cc: stclwrsig-l@stc.org
Subject: RE: Disappearing characters!!??!!


Sounds like the adobe postscript driver ppd error.
Dov Isaacs has a remedy
for this which involves editing your ppds. When
was the last time you
downloaded adodbe's postscript driver?

-----Original Message-----
From: Bonita White
[mailto:bwhite@mr.marconimed.com]
Sent: Wednesday, March 29, 2000 12:53 PM
To: framers@FrameUsers.com
Cc: framers@FrameUsers.com; stclwrsig-l@stc.org
Subject: Disappearing characters!!??!!


Good afternoon all,

Has anyone experienced the disappearance of
characters when the document is
printed. Everything looks fine on the screen; all
characters are visible.
But
when I print the document, "things seem to
vanish."  Periods at the end of
sentences, characters after en dashes, letters at
the ends of words.  There
doesn't seen to be a pattern.  Does anyone know
what the problem is?

Also, I have characters that seem to re-space
themselves--also
indiscriminately.
The t and the h in a word will overlap or two
double letters--ll, tt, etc.,
will
have different spacing within the same word.

Thanks for your help in advance,

Bonita


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