The following information is an excerpt from the Adobe Acrobat® Guide*:

Troubleshooting PDF printing

Fonts don't align correctly.

Captured documents align fonts incorrectly when printing to a PCL printer with the default printer settings. Selecting bitmap fonts instead of outline fonts should fix the font alignment problem.

PCL printing is a problem.

If your PDF file prints incorrectly to a PCL printer, try modifying the driver settings. In general, try raster graphics instead of vector graphics and bitmap fonts instead of outline fonts. (Each driver has different settings, so we cannot tell you exactly which settings to use — see your printer manual for details.)

If your file still prints incorrectly, print to a PostScript printer. Using LaserJet Enhanced drivers instead of standard drivers can also help resolve printing problems.

If you need additional assistance with PDF printing, call us at 888-353-COLI (2654). Also, let us know if you have other technical difficulties with our Web site.

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