Last time I tried printing a 34 page pdf-doc from 10.1, it ate so much
memory (almost a GB) and never gave back anything before the final page had
printed. This was printing from Acrobat Reader 5 on my HP 970 Cxi. The time
it spends might be from caching the pages, and if you don't have enough
space like I and a fragmented drive, this can take (almost) forever.


Btw. Why haven't you upgraded to 10.1.5?  Or Jaguar? I didn't try print much
in Jaguar, but my impression is that it is much better than 10.1.x.

Cheers,

Kim


On 17/10/02 0:56, "John Haumann" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> Can anyone suggest a reason why the printing of a pdf document (either
> from Acrobat Reader, or Preview) might have gotten so slow as to be
> unusable?  This seems to be something that has occurred just recently.
> If I'm remembering correctly, pdf printing seemed rather normal right
> after updating to OS X (v10.1.2) just a few weeks ago.  Now my laser
> printer literally goes through several warm-up cycles while it's
> waiting for print data.
> 
> John at Wood-n-Shavings, Inc.
> San Antonio, Texas


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