Thanks William. It is the latest i-Installer distribution with gwTeX,
but the same problem has occurred also with previous versions.
Anders
On 1 feb 2007, at 13.53, William Adams wrote:
On Feb 1, 2007, at 2:21 AM, Anders Ekberg wrote:
Has anyone experienced anything similar. Or better still, does
anyone know about a cure?!
(The one I have is opening the file in GraphicConverter, saving as
Tif, re-opening and printing as pdf, but this is not really ideal...)
What TeX version do you have installed?
Probably the problem is with the recipient's printer though --- they
can probably work around it at their end by checking the ``Print as
image'' checkbox in their Acrobat print dialog.
You might be able to help them out by opening up the .pdf in
Preview.app and printing to a .pdf set to pdf/x compatibility
standards, or printing to PostScript and re-distilling to a .pdf or
up-dating to a more recent TeX install.
William
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