PS: I would also like to rant about the difficult registration procedure on this website. Shifted characters not only in print but also on screen.įYI: I have found reports of this problem (or very similar) on the iText mailing list dating back all the way from February 2006: Standard omits the Microsoft fonts, because everyone with office has them, but High Quality Print is safer if the file is leaving your system. High Quality Print will include all fonts used in the document. If you are using PDFMaker in Microsoft Office, I suggest you click on the Acrobat Ribbon Bar at the top, click Preferences and change the PDF Settings from Standard to High Quality Print. If you are creating the PDFs yourself, using the Adobe PDF Printer, right-click on the Adobe PDF Printer and de-select Rely On System Fonts Only Do Not Use Document Fonts. Also try printing to the Adobe PDF Printer and letting me know if one method is more reliable than the other.
ADOBE ACROBAT READER NOT PRINTING CORRECTLY FULL VERSION
I wish I could re-create the problem and fix it, but I don't have this issue.įor people trying to print Web Pages, if you own the full version of Acrobat, I would suggest trying File > Create PDF > From Web Page, then printing from Acrobat.
I've gotten virtually no information on these posts as to what application was used to create the PDF and what settings were used. Often the culprit is the PDF creator, people not embedding fonts properly, or using a 3rd party application to create the PDF (a non-Adobe PDF Creator). I need a sample document, because I can print 100+ page PDFs without issue.
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