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Adobe PDF Printer: Resulting PostScript Files Unreadable
Acrobat 6 Professional running on Windows XP.
I scanned a document (1-bit depth) to a PDF. Then to produce a PostScript file, I printed the PDF to the Adobe PDF Printer. Problem: the resulting PostScript file is not readable by GhostGum Software's GSView (a popular public domain PS reader). Am I doing something wrong?
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Aandi_Inston@adobeforums.com #2 Re: Adobe PDF Printer: Resulting PostScript Files Unreadable
The Adobe PDF printer makes PDF files.
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Ian_Burton@home_in_Paris.fr #3 Re: Adobe PDF Printer: Resulting PostScript Files Unreadable
Unless it's set to print to file in the properties acessible from the Print Dialog box.
Cheers
Ian
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Aandi_Inston@adobeforums.com #4 Re: Adobe PDF Printer: Resulting PostScript Files Unreadable
True enough. But the Adobe PDF driver is designed for the Distiller
"device". If using other printers, devices or drivers, ask the
manufacturer what driver to use for best results, and to avoid errors.
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