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Image shift in CS
I have just upgraded to IDCS, all jobs that I now print (both new and converted jobs from ID2) print with an image shift of 2.5mm into the top of the page, either landscape or portrait. Yes, I can adjust this from my print dialogue box, but does anyone know why this should be and how to correct it other than from the printing stage?
Many thanks
Alan
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Gabriel_Ayala@adobeforums.com #2 Re: Image shift in CS
Are these images in a text frame? Maybe you have it set to Ascent instead of Leading.
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Alan_King@adobeforums.com #3 Re: Image shift in CS
It is not an image that is 2.5mm out of position it is every page of every job that I send through to print from IDCS, whether it be a new job or a ID2 job already printed in the correct position but converted to IDCS. To get the pages to print in the correct position I have to set the print option to -2.5mm image shift.
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Bob_Levine #4 Re: Image shift in CS
Sounds more like a print driver issue than an ID issue.
Bob
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