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1. Re: Is there a troubleshooting guide for printing to laser printers from Acrobat?
LoriAUC Feb 24, 2012 5:56 AM (in response to FUBARinSFO)If you have the Pro. version of Acrobat X you can run a Preflight check on the file. This is located under Tools > Print Production > Preflight. You could try running something like the Digital Printing (B/W) profile and fix to check the file.
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2. Re: Is there a troubleshooting guide for printing to laser printers from Acrobat?
FUBARinSFO Feb 24, 2012 8:44 AM (in response to LoriAUC)Lori:
Yes, I'm more or less familiar with that, as I use preflight all the time to find out the metrics on my images. It doesn't address the issue I'm having, as far as I know -- the rasterization and graininess of the printed page on a mono laser printer -- much worse than the printer is capable of. (I do have AA X Pro -- but I can't edit my post after posting it, like you can in other forums. I tried to do that last night just after posting the message and couldn't see how to do it.)
The problem is the degradation of output quality between image and printed page. I've bumped all the printer and image color management controls as far as I can, and still cant' find the magic combination. That's why I'm looking for a guide, rather than a point soluton. I can't be the first person who has noticed that the output to the laser printer is inferior to the image you get from copying the original on an office copier (scan-pdf-print vs copy-print).
-- Roy Zider


