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Jerry Feldman wrote: > Recently I've come across and problem where I have PDF documents that don't > print on Linux. One of these was the output from Turbo Tax (Mac). I ended > up printing them directly on Windows XP (ugh). > > This morning, I went to print out a document using Adobe reader 7, and it > only printed the separator page. Here is a document that also does not > print using acroread. > http://claws.sylpheed.org/manual/sylpheed-claws-manual.pdf > I tried KPDF, and print preview crashes kpdf. > > KGhostview and GNOME PDF viewers do work on the documents in question. Every once in a while I have a problem like that. I'm usually able to work around it by converting troublesome pdfs to postscript and vice-a-versa. See if pdf2ps gives you something that's printable. Matt
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