I've had some recent encounters with PDF files that wil display onscreen on a Mac with no problem but won't print because of PostScript errors that are apparently related to differences in Times New Roman fonts between PCs and Macs. These printing problems go away if I select 'Print Method: Print as Image' rather than 'Print Method: PostScript' in the Acrobat or Acrobat Reader submenu of the Print dialog box. [Setup is Mac IBook, OS 9.2, Acrobat and Acrobat Reader 5.0, AdobePS printer driver in the Chooser, HP 6MP LaserJet.] I just like to understand a little better what's happening here behind the scenes?: * Why does one option work, the other not? Final cut pro for mac torrent. * Am I losing anything in the documents that are printed using the 'Print as Image' option? (e.g., reduced resolution, slower printing, etc) * Is this 'Print Method' option part of Acrobat and Acrobat Reader? Or part of the AdobePS driver?

The test page printed in colour, but no document will print in colour and I don't see an option in settings to print in colour. And yes it is a newish cartridge, so there is ink in it. My old mac didn't seem to have a problem with this. Click the 'Print & Scan' option from the Hardware section to launch the 'Print & Scan' box. Click the lock icon if the 'Print & Scan' settings are locked. Once the updates are complete, reboot your computer then try your print job again. If it still won't print your printer may be paused or another print job may be holding up the queue. Make sure your printer isn't paused. Click the printer's icon in the Dock to open the printer's queue window. For example, options such as printing in black and white, two-sided printing, and printing to different paper sizes or media types all vary by printer and app. Click Show Details for more options, or Hide Details for fewer options.

* Is there a way to set this as the default option for printing *all* PDF files, in the Preferences file for whatever app contains this option? Any reasons *not* to do this (if it can be done)? * Is the whole problem likely to go away once I upgrade to OS X? Print Method: Print as Image option for Acrobat and PDF files. Posted:, 05:42 PM >* Why does one option work, the other not? 'Print as Image' sends the entire PDF as a single big image.

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