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Keith_Hafen@adobeforums.com #1
SDK creating PDF files that will not print with pcl6
We are using the PDF SDK 7.1 to create PDF files from our application on Windows. The PDF files mostly consist of PATH elements representing 2D graphics. We have customers that have trouble printing them from Acrobat on PCL6 printers, they either get a memory error, or an error that there is not enough memory.
As a workaround, they have used Ghostscript to create the PDF files, then they have no problem printing the files. I am at a loss to see what could cause the problem. Are there tools to analyze a PDF file that could help? I tried PDF CanOpener, and it didn't help much.
We are using PDSaveLinearized when we close the document. Any help, ideas or suggestions would be appreciated.
Thanks,
Keith Hafen
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Leonard_Rosenthol@adobeforums.com #2
Re: SDK creating PDF files that will not print with pcl6
What version of Acrobat is being used on what OS platform to print to what PCL6-based printer?
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