Printing Current View

[Arnold]

If I print the current view as seen in the first page of the attached file to Fineprint (a virtual printer), I get what is shown in the 2nd page. Extra lines appear as if it is getting squished. The original blueprint is 40 inches x 30 inches and the Producer is listed as AccXES 11.1 Build 220. The application is listed as Adobe Acrobat 8.1 Combine Files. I tried telling FinePrint to stop emulating the destination printer, and set custom resolutions of 150, 300 and 600 dpi. That just increases or decreases the extra lines. However, if I print it as an image from PDFXV all is well.

I am just curious about a few things. Are there any disadvantages to printing as an image? Is this happening because the file is just a graphic, i.e. no fonts? If this was text that I could highlight, and I printed this view to another pdf file using PDF-XChange 4.0, would the text remain intact in that new file?

Thanks.

[Paul - PDF-XChange]

Hi Arnold,

this also requires a particular specialist to look at, Ivan, the man we need to look at this will be unavailable until Monday. He will take a look Monday. I hope this won't cause too much issue.

Sincerely

[Arnold]

Yes, it is more out of curiosity. As I mentioned in my post, printing this same view with the "Print as Images" box selected works just fine. Thank you.

[Ivan - Tracker Software]

Problem is because the image in the PDF is slightly rotated, and your printer is a PCL based printer.

I don't know why, but if a rotated image is printed on a PCL printer, black lines appears on the edges of printed images...