Re: Printing .pdf problem

[Dov Isaacs <isaacs@xxxxxxxxx>]

Dumb question ...

What type of printer are you printing to? More specifics about
the printer and how it is configured would assist us in assisting
YOU! Also, what is on page 11 and later compared to 1 through 10?
Perhaps you are running into timeout or memory problems in your
printer. The former can be controlled by driver settings, perhaps.

        - Dov           (8^)>


At 4/15/2003 11:40 AM, Tammy VanBoening wrote:
>Hi,
>
>I have cross-posted this to an appropriate .pdf list, but since I am not
>sure if this is a FM source problem or a .pdf problem, I decided to post
>here as well.
>
>I have a 22 page document created in FM 6.0, Windows 2000. I have
>successfully printed the file to a postscript file and distilled the file
>into a .pdf using Adobe Acrobat 5.05.
>
>When I open print the postscript file or distill the .ps file into a .pdf
>file, I get absolutely no error messages. When I open the .pdf file, all
>bookmarks are working properly, all links w/in the file are working, the
>entire file is readable, etc. I have set standard security for the file, but
>I have double checked that PRINTING IS FULLY ALLOWED.
>
>Printing this .pdf file is another issue however. If I request to print all
>pages, pages 1 through 10 are printed successfully, but pages 11 through 20
>never are - even tho' the printing dialog box shows the entire .pdf file
>being printed. I also tried printing a page range (1 through 22) and again,
>pages 1 through 10 are printed successfully, but pages 11 through 22 never
>are. After printing pages 1 through 10, the printer says "Done - Ready for
>next job".  I can only print pages 11 through 22 if I print each page
>individually and this is driving me nuts. I have tried reprinting the .ps
>file and redistilling, checking the .pdf security settings, and nothing. I
>am going nuts and my clients are not happy about this. They need to be able
>to print the document in one fell swoop - as expected.
>
>Any thoughts or suggestions are greatly appreciated.
>
>TIA,
>
>Tammy Van Boening


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