Are you referring to fonts generated by the Printed
Documentation feature or when output is printed using the print
feature? If the latter, I believe this is due to the printer driver
settings. It may be worth attempting to ensure you have the latest
version.
I have discovered that tables do, indeed, have an effect; if
a table's "Preferred Width" setting uses a percentage instead of a
specified measure, the font comes out okay -- it especially helps
to print in a Landscape format if the table is fairly wide.
Create a new project importing two topics that print
differently. Check the problem still exists.
If it does, zip up the project and send it to me via my site.
UPDATE: I missed your earlier reply. Looks like you have
found the cause is to do with tables. Does the content of each cell
have a style applied? I suspect that some do not.
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one of my field staff just came to me complaining of the same
issue - showed me an example. There is no table or image in the
sample topic she printed for me, and I don't want to put one in
there. Are there any other suggestions to pass on to her and her
clients? I was thinking that it is a print driver issue, because
when I print on my printer, all looks just fine. Has anyone tested
specific drivers?
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