By printing pdf files using computer, the size of file is changed. this size is related to length and the space between text line will be reduced, but the width is not changed. I have not this problem with other formats such as word document format or jpg file. What is this problem? How can I solve it?
If you're saying this happens to PDF's you download from web sites the only thing I can suggest is to uninstall and reinstall Adobe Acrobat, as something has gone horribly wrong with it. PDF stands for portable document format, it's sole purpose is to transmit documents in a way that always prints the same. If it's not doing that, it's broken.
If these are PDF's you are creating, by "printing" to a virtual printer that generates PDF, there's some issue with that virtual printer software's settings. Without knowing what it is, I couldn't guess. Try PDFMachine by Broadbear Software, it's excellent.
SOURCE: Pale print on PDF files
It sounds like a driver problem. Try replacing the driver for this printer on the printers folder, using the HP LaserJet Series II. With this driver, try again the PDF file and see if it prints correctly.
SOURCE: Slow printing of Acrobat pdf files on HP Laserjet 1300
Hey look, sorry for all the BS you've been given. Its an issue here.
How much ram does your laser jet hold right now?
This would be the choke point on an HP laser jet.
A typical PDF file in high res can be many many megabytes in size and the HP Laser treats these documents as an image file, same in true in Windows, but uses local ram not printer ram like an Apple.
So, if you have a 256K chip, its possible, on your printer and the file is 4-6 MBs in size, you could be looking at a 16-20 minute print job.
I'm not familiar with any tricks to get your printer to use local ram as a cache. If you have Boot Camp, you might consider starting that emulator up and printing from that interface. No real hope for a difference but its worth the try.
Hope that give you some real thoughts to chew over.
Regards,
Worldvet
SOURCE: Scanning docs & size of pdf files on Mac w/HP l7680 All-in-one
The scanner produces a "picture" of the document, much as if you laid it flat on a table and took a picture of it with your digital camera. If you did this, your .jpg from the camera would be several hundred K at a minimum - comparable to the file size off the scanner. That's why the file is so big, it contains a picture and not text data - even though it's still a .jpg file.
If you reduce the scan resolution you will save space, but at the expense of legibility of the document image. To get it down to the smallest possible size, you will need to run the scanned image through OCR ( Optical Character Recognition ) into a Word document for example, and then print it out to a .pdf file. If you have a clean source document with few graphics this isn't as difficult as it may seem. Microsoft Office has an excellent OCR process known as Document Imaging. You need to carefully proof read the result but with a clean input Document Imaging is amazingly accurate in Office 2007.
In short, there is no easy solution to your problem.
SOURCE: I am not able to print PDF Files. I have Adobe
You must have a printer installed in Windows so that it can be put in the menu of Adobe. You will then be able to print from Adobe once the printer is installed via Windows control panel.
SOURCE: Incomplete Plot of PDF file
This is a common problem on the 500 range, not so common on the 1050. A quick way around the problem (using the parallel port only) is to load the HP Designjet 750c drivers. Send the drawing to the 750 using memory in computer option and it WILL print.
Open your computer's Internet browser.
Type www.a-pdf.com/security/a-pdf-rr.exe in the browser's URL box to access the PDF restriction converter "A-PDF Restrictions Remover."
Press the "Enter" or "Return" key. Your Internet browser will access the site's PDF converter file. A dialog box will appear on your screen--"Opening a-pdf-rr.exe."
Click "Open" or "Run" to download and set up the program directly. Click "Save" or "Save As" to save the program's setup file on your computer for running later--use this option if you using a slow connection like dial-up. The program will download and set up on your computer if you selected the "Open" or "Run" option.
If saving the file to your computer, navigate to the directory where you want to save the file to. Select the "Desktop" if you have a hard time locating downloaded files on your system.
You do not have to access the A-PDF Restrictions Remover website again once the file starts downloading or saving to your computer.
Double click on the "a-pdf-rr.exe" icon to open the program, if you selected the "Save" or "Save As" option.
Click "Run" when prompted with the "Open File -- Security Warning."
Click "Next." Click on the circle by the wording "I accept the agreement." Click "Next."
Select the directory where you want to save the "A-PDF Restrictions Remover" file. The default is your "C:\Program Files\A-PDF Restrictions Remover" folder. Click "Next."
Click "Next," "Install" and then "Finish." A-PDF Restrictions Remover will start automatically.
Navigate to the directory where the protected PDF file is located.
Right-click on the PDF file name. Select "Remove Restrict & Save As."
Select a location to save the converted PDF file to. Click "Save." If you want to change the PDF file's name, enter a new name in the box next to the wording "File name." The protected PDF is now converted to a unprotected one.
Double-click on the converted file to open it.
Select "File," "Print" and then "OK" to print the unprotected, converted PDF file.
Open the protected PDF file2
Press the "Alt" and "PrtScrn" keys together. The PrtScrn key is located on the upper right-hand side of your keyboard, if using a desktop computer keyboard. If using a laptop, the PrtScrn key is located above the "F10" function key.
Open your computer's word processing program by clicking on the program's icon on your system's "Desktop" or from the "All Programs" menu.
Press "CTRL" and "V" keys together to paste the screenshot into a blank document.
If using a Mac, click "Edit," "Paste" from the main toolbar at the top of your word processing program.
Click "File," "Print" and then "OK" to print the PDF screenshot. If the protected PDF file contains more than one page, press the "PgDn" key and repeat steps 2 through 5.
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