Times Font Problems With PDFs

Hello,
I am having an intermittent problem with PDFs with Times fonts.
Sometimes the PDFs print OK and other times words will be jumbled together or strange characters will take the place of certain punctuation marks. There are several other things that seem to happen, but I cannot remember every issue. Every time there is a problem, the PDF "Looks good on the monitor!".
This happens on 10.3.9 and Os9 machines also.
I have done Permission Repairs on a regular basis, cleaned my Font Caches, used FontFinagler etc.
I have run Norton on the Os9 machines, taken all fonts out of ATM and put them back in, trashed Adobe prefs, etc.
Sometimes this happens on PDFs from PCs, other times it happens on PDFs from Macs.
All of the versions of Acrobat we are using are Professional versions with the latest updates, so that shouldn't be the issue.
If anyone has any input on this, it will make my life considerably easier.
TIA,
David

David,
It sounds like the problem PDF docs did not have the fonts embedded into the docs when they were created originally, and the Times font on your computer is different. A couple of possible options, (a) ask the original creator to re-make the PDF doc with embedding the fonts, or (b) try re-writing the doc by doing a Save As... in Acrobat.
Hope this helps.

Similar Messages

Fonts problems with PDF reports and Lexmark printers

Hi,
since yesterday we use Oracle Reports Services 10.1.2.3.0 as our productive reports services.
When we print PDF reports on one of the following printers, the fonts size isn't correct (in the report defined as font size 8, on the paper the font size is about 16!).
- Lexmark T620 PS3
- Lexmark W820 PS3
The printers work correct if I print out a PDF file via Adobe Acrobat Reader.
Best regards
Flo

Hi,
I'm afraid that this was a couple of years ago so I can't remember the font we used.
If memory serves then I think it is something to do with True Type fonts.
Have you searched Metalink? I think that's where I originally got some advice about the fonts in PDF documents.

Pages 08 fonts- problems with Arial, Times New Roman - how do I repair them?

Pages 08 fonts- problems with Arial, Times New Roman - how do I repair them?
Using 10.6.8 on MacBook Pro
Mikeaaa

I am running Snow Leopard. Transferring the same texts to TextEdit has no problems, so this is a Pages problem, I think. Corruption of Times New Roman and Arial fonts, I suspect, but where? and what do I do about it? I just need to be pointed to a source of advice, I think.
Thanks
Mikeaaa

Times font in Adobe PDF

Hallo Framers,
Using Frame 7.1, Windows XP.
I use the Adobe PDF driver in Frame with the SetPrint utility. My problem is that our Style Guide demands the Times font and Adobe PDF converts this to Times New Roman.
My colleaguse use a local postscript printer which does have Times, but I get errors using this (IT have so far been unable to mend it).
Can I persuade Adobe PDF to accept the Times font? If not, it seems that "Frame best practice" (use Adobe PDF) is incompatible with our style guide (use Times). And obviously the style guide takes priority.
aTdHvAaNnKcSe (thanks in advance)
--- Derek

I'm unsure that there's a significant difference to the reader between
Times and Times New, but the problem is that your colleagues are using
the fonts ON THE PRINTER, not on their computers. Unless the printer
manufacturer provided the fonts on a CD to install them on the
computer, it's unlikely that those fonts are actually being
incorporated in your co-worker's PDFs. And if they are, it's highly
unlikely (but possible) that those fonts are licensed for inclusion in
a PDF -- if you're concerned about the legality of that, you should
check the actual PDFs with Acrobat's preflight tool.
If I were you, I'd buy a legal copy of Times, or simply ask the
keepers of the style guide if Times New can be substituted if your
system doesn't have Times.
Art
Art Campbell
[email protected]
"... In my opinion, there's nothing in this world beats a '52
Vincent and a redheaded girl." -- Richard Thompson
No disclaimers apply.
DoD 358

Problem with PDF extract in a report

Hi guys,
We are facing a peculiar problem with PDF extract in a report. When we run a report and export PDF , all the records in the result set are populated in the PDF. however, if I navigate away from the report and return back to the same report, and click on export pdf (with the result set already populated) i get a blank PDF document without any records. If i run the report again and then export the PDF it works fine.
Export excel works fine for all cases.
I am assuming it has got something to do with the way the system handles the cache for PDF export.
I also found that this occurs only when we have a value list filter with "none" set as default,and in this case, initially on opening the report for the first time the query does not get executed automatically.
Any help on this would be highly appreciated.
Thanks and Regards,
immanuel

Hi Immanuel,
Have you tried clearing the cache? My guess is, it is probably a defect.
Regards,
Vikram

Fonts problem with iTunes

Hey guys
I have a font problem with iTunes... I get some vertical lines instead of letters... How do i fix this problem?
Thanks

Just a temporary glitch - removing fonts which aren't compatible solves the problem.

Printing Problems with PDF - Adobe Acrobat

Printer - HP Deskjet 3070A
Laptop - Asus Zenbook running Windows 7 Home Premium
Issue: Printing problems with PDF (Adobe Acrobat Reader)
Dear All,
Please help!
My printer was working absolutely perfectly until my brother in law recently needed to borrow my printer. He plugged in his laptop running Windows 8 (awful thing that is). Since he did this to print his own PDF, I cannot print mine.
Although all the text will appear on the page perfectly both in the document view and on actual printing, it appears that some of the transparent formatting stuff on a PDF - such as boxes you have to fill in and transparent areas (such as you find on glorious tax forms) are omitted completely. In fact, in their place I was getting a single black dot. Now, after uninstalling and re-installing updates for the printer, windows 7, adobe acrobat reader, etc.etc. I get squat. Just all the text laid out but none of the shading or boxes.
I have tried fiddling with the printer settings; the print as 'photo' option, dpi settings, greyscale - as much as I can think of and I am thoroughly stumped.
In a desperate attempt, I even installed the Universal Printer Drivers - thinking it might have been that. No. All I got was a page of gobbledygook. Consequently, I uninstalled and reinstalled the normal drivers again.
If there are any wonderful people out there with any fabulous ideas about how I can get my shading and boxes back; I'd very much appreciate it. Sadly I have a tax return to fill out (which is already fabulously late) and need my printer to work!
Much appreciation in advance x

Hey there @Reverie!
Thanks for posting on the HP Forums!
I can see that the printer is no longer printing in the correct format after it was plugged into the Windows 8 computer! You mentioned you have run the updates and uninstalled/re-installed the printer software. Have you uninstalled and re-installed the Adobe software? Are you getting the same issue from other programs as well? Are you getting the same issues if you are logged in as a different user on the computer?
I have located the HP Update Software Utility that may be able to help. You can download an run the utility. It may be able to locate any other updates for the printer.
I would also recommend running a disk cleanup on the computer to clear any temporary files and junk files that may be causing some performance or software issues. If you do not know how to run a disk cleanup on the computer please follow this document regarding Delete files using Disk Cleanup. It is recommended to restart the computer after a disk cleanup. After the restart try the print job again!
Let me know if that helped and thanks again for posting on the HP Forums!
Cbert
I work on behalf of HP.
Please click “Accept as Solution” if you feel my post solved your issue, it will help others find the solution.
Click the “Kudos, Thumbs Up" at the bottom of this post to say “Thanks” for helping!

We have a mac laptop and dont have any problems with pdf files but our imac will not open them. any suggestions

we have a mac laptop and dont have any problems with pdf files but our imac will not open them. any suggestions?

Back up all data.
In the Finder, select Go ▹ Go to Folder from the menu bar, or press the key combination shift-command-G. Copy the line of text below into the box that opens, and press return:
/Library/Internet Plug-ins
From the folder that opens, remove any items that have the letters “PDF” in the name. You may be prompted for your login password. Then quit and relaunch Safari, and test.
If you still have the issue, repeat with this line:
~/Library/Internet Plug-ins
If you don’t like the results of this procedure, restore the items from the backup you made before you started. Relaunch Safari again.

CUPS problems with PDF printing

I am having all manner of problems with PDF printing. Recently added a Lexmark MX710 and have 7 machines that were previously printing fine to an X652de a T652 as well as a Samsung CLP770. All network printers.
Now there are bizarre issues with PDF printing. CUPS version 1.6.1. The MX710 will blue screen and reboot when printing one specific pdf without fail. There are all kinds of random nonsensical results when printing from different locations. A pdf that stalls the X and T652 with "filter error" will print from my own machine to the same printer, using the same versions of cups, .ppd file, and everything package related to cups.
Yet other PDF files will print, while some print complete gibberish, I can't find any rhyme or reason or anything predictable about any of it other than to say printing postscript files works fine all around.
This has been universally in KDE printing through Okular.
I've tried some things I've found suggested, such as modifying the mime.conv as suggested by an old ubuntu thread, adding the a2ps package, all to zero effect.
Last edited by TheWretched (2012-12-08 00:27:41)

At this point the only reasonable explanation I can think of is that the ppd package I downloaded and installed via included shell script from lexmark for the mx710 caused this whole catastrophe. The only common thread for this problem starting was that I used this on all of the affected machines and they now all manifest problems. And on four of these machines this is literally all that was done, they were loaded in september, have not been updated via pacman in any way, and are running the exact same version of cups poppler, and okular that they were then, which was working, and now cannot print pdf to any printer at all without causing one of several problems depending on the printer.
I cannot seem to get this reversed though. I've gone so far as to force remove all the cups packages, and delete the files associated with the install script, but the problem remains afterward. From what I can see so far all this lexmark package did was display a license agreement, then copy the ppd files in it's folder to /usr/share/ppd/Lexmark. This particular printer, the mx710 has no .ppd available that I have found other than this one from Lexmark directly. Open printing doesn't have anything for this model.
This printer's driver has some kind of a cups filter driver with it that the install script presumably installs, I suspect this could be what caused the problem specifically, but I must not be removing it correctly, despite following the file removal suggestions in the Lexmark readme for uninstallation. CUPS printing is something I am new to and only have a basic understanding of.
To answer some specific questions I nearly forgot, I don't have cups pdf installed. I have chrome installed which can successfully save pages to PDF, previously it could also print pdf, and presumably it prints everything as pdf given the cups pdf workflow. That is also broken now too, so printing from the browser causes the printer to fail as well. If I save as pdf from chrome, and print with adobe reader, it works.
Last edited by TheWretched (2012-12-11 14:25:40)

Anyone experiencing problems with pdfs with Mountain Lion?

When I try to open pdfs downloaded from the internet via Safari to the Mountain Lion desktop I get this message:
"There was an error opening this document. The file is damaged and could not be repaired."
I have encountered this problem with pdfs downloaded from several sources.
When I open pdfs received in email messages there is no probem.
Can anyone advise please?

I had been having a similar problem on Lion with Safari pdf files despite downloading the latest Adobe Reader XI.
I would constantly get the same messages - There was an error opening this document. The file is damaged and could not be repaired. And I would get a blank page when I tried to print the pdf if I tried printing from the Safari web page using File - Print from the top toolbar on my laptop.
Then I came across the grey Safari lozenge with action icons.
This allowed me, without downloading the pdf, to print the pdf file direct from the Safari page by using the Print icon on the grey lozenge that appears centrally three quarters down the screen.
Then I discovered that if I save the pdf using the Save icon from this same grey lozenge on the Safari page I can open and print this pdf version from my desktop.
I've tested it with a couple of different pdf files and these methods work using the grey lozenge icons but the same pdfs files don't work using File - Save As on the Tool Bar.

Font problems with RH 7.1 and JDK 1.3.1

Hi there,
I've read all post about this and looked at sun docs on how to add fonts. I've even replaced the fonts.properties with a new one I got from sun's page, but I can't make jdk 1.3.1 load the correct fonts for JDeveloper.
Could anyone post here the steps to do it?
I've also tried JDK 1.4.1 and for the moment everything works but some wizards, which I must run reverting to 1.3.1 JDK.
Thanks,
Ignacio

To be honest, I managed to solve de problem getting the missing font from a Windows system (Ufffffff!!!!!). Now I don't get any font problems with JDK 1.3.1 but I find it very much slower than 1.4.1, and the problem is that JDeveloper wizards get weird in 1.4.1 and work OK in 1.3.1 ... let's hope Oracle releases a 1.4.1 ready JDeveloper soon.
Thanks for your message.

Problem with PDF export and embedded font (characters disappear)

Designer: Crystal Reports 2008 SP 2
Engine: CR4E 2.0 SP2 (runtime_12.2.203)
Hi there!
we found a problem in the pdf export. It seems like there would be a problem with the embedded fonts, the problem is as follows:
Rpt file with, for example only a text box which contains the german string " Änderungs Schlüssel ".
Export the Rpt file with CR4E to a pdf file.
When we open the pdf file in Adope Reader 8, the text appears to be correct,
but if we print the PDF file from the Adope Reader, the text changes to " nderungs Schl sselu201C,
here we are missing ther german umlaute.
When we open the file for example with an alternative PDF reader like Foxit Reader, there they are also missing.
After i found some posts here in the forum, there are people facing the same problem, since i couldn't find a solution in the forum, we build a little workaround for it that works for us.
For all of you that have the same problem here the workaround:
We used the IText JAVA library, this jar can can help as to fix the PDF file so the text is displayed correctly.
Here the code:
ReportClientDocument doc = new ReportClientDocument();
doc.setReportAppServer(ReportClientDocument.inprocConnectionString);
doc.open("C:\XY.rpt", OpenReportOptions._openAsReadOnly);
//... database logon,.....
InputStream inputStream = doc.getPrintOutputController().export(ReportExportFormat.PDF);
inputStream = PDFHealer.heal(inputStream);
//... write the stream some where

The helper class using IText:
import java.io.ByteArrayInputStream;
import java.io.ByteArrayOutputStream;
import java.io.IOException;
import java.io.InputStream;
import com.lowagie.text.Document;
import com.lowagie.text.DocumentException;
import com.lowagie.text.pdf.PdfContentByte;
import com.lowagie.text.pdf.PdfImportedPage;
import com.lowagie.text.pdf.PdfReader;
import com.lowagie.text.pdf.PdfWriter;
public class PDFHealer
 public static InputStream heal(InputStream in) throws DocumentException, IOException
 try
 ByteArrayOutputStream out = new ByteArrayOutputStream();
 PdfReader reader = new PdfReader(in);
 // we retrieve the total number of pages
 int n = reader.getNumberOfPages();
 // step 1: creation of a document-object
 Document document = new Document();
 // step 2: we create a writer that listens to the document
 PdfWriter writer = PdfWriter.getInstance(document, out);
 // step 3: we open the document
 document.open();
 // step 4: we add content
 PdfContentByte cb = writer.getDirectContent();
 int i = 0;
 while( i < n )
 document.newPage();
 i++;
 PdfImportedPage page1 = writer.getImportedPage(reader, i);
 cb.addTemplate(page1, 0, 0);
 // step 5: we close the document
 document.close();
 ByteArrayInputStream ret = new ByteArrayInputStream(out.toByteArray());
 out.close();
 return ret;
 finally
 in.close();

Microsoft Word problem with PDF Mac OS

Using Word from Office 2011 under Snow Leopard, if I use the normal 'Print>Save as PDF' the resulting PDF makes my Acrobat Pro 9 hang and I have to force quit it. Saving the files a .doc format makes no difference. I did not have this problem with Office 2004 and Snow Leopard.
If instead I open the resulting PDF in Preview and then run 'Print>Save as Adobe PDF' the file will work in Acrobat 9.
Excel does produce a working PDF via the 'Print>Save as PDF' route as does Mail.
Thanks in advance for any thoughts?

I, too unexpectedly ran into this problem yesterday while doing my [usually] routine client billing. I have an invoice template in MS Word (now version 2011), and I create PDF copies and email them to my clients.
I spent half the day yesterday trying to get to the bottom of this issue, and it was certainly comforting to see in the forum that at least a few other people are experiencing the same symptoms. I have now verified everything that others have reported in this thread:
1. The problem occurs when saving a text document (MS Word 2011 or Apple Text Edit in Rich Text mode) to PDF using the PDF conversion tools in the Mac OS Print dialog (Save as PDF or Save as Adobe PDF).
2. The problem only occurs when your document contains OpenType PostScript fonts (e.g Adobe's Myriad Pro, Minion Pro, etc.) The problem does not occur when you're document contains only Adobe PostScript Type 1 fonts, TrueType fonts, or OpenType True Type fonts from Microsoft (e.g. Calibri or Cambria)
3. Apple's Preview application is impervious to this problem, but Adobe Acrobat 9 (Mac or PC) chokes on files generated this way.
4. If you generate the PDF using the simple "Save as PDF" in the Mac OS Print dialog, the file will seemingly save ok, but Acrobat 9 will hang when it tries to open the file.
5. If you generate the PDF using the "Save as Adobe PDF" option in the Mac OS Print dialog, the PDF exporter will hang, and the file will not get generated.
6. If you generate the PDF by saving the PDF Preview from Word or by opening the "simply" generated PDF in Apple Preview and then re-save the PDF, Acrobat 9 will open the file but display alphabet soup wherever the OpenType PostScript font was used.
7. For some reason, neither Excel and PowerPoint 2011 seem to exhibit this problem when using OpenType PostScript fonts and exporting to PDF from the Mac OS Print dialog.
Now, here's the clincher: This problem DOES NOT OCCUR if your Mac is running the previous version of Snow Leopard (OS X 10.6.6).
I purchased a new MacBook Pro laptop a couple months ago, and about two weeks ago, Apple pushed out what they called the Mac OS X 10.6.7 update for "early 2011 MacBookPro computers." Naturally, I installed the updgrade back then, and this is the first time I've exercised the PDF export from Word since then.
I also have a MacPro tower, which is still running OS 10.6.6, and I can export PDF documents contaiing OpenType PostScript fonts with no problem in Acrobat from that machine.
Bottom Line: Apple's latest Snow Leopard upgrade to OS 10.6.7 is causing this problem, but getting it fixed is going to require cooperation between Apple, Adobe and Microsoft...
In the mean time, if you're using Apple's Time Machine and you want to revert your Mac OS to version 10.6.6, here's a link to an Apple Tech Note about how to do that: http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?path=Mac/10.6/en/15216.html
I've contacted Tech Support at all three companies, and of course, each one thinks that it's the other comany's problem...but perhaps since this essentially an Adobe Acrobat issue, Adobe can take the lead in troubleshooting it.
Bob K

Acrobat 9 pro and problems with pdf made by photoshop cs4

Hello,
I have encountered a problem when viewing pdfs exported from photoshop cs4 using acrobat pro 9. If I open single pdf, it's ok, but whenever I open another pdf, all text is jagged. Then if I close all pdfs and try opening the second one, it's ok again. It looks like acrobat is not able to render texts correctly in newly opened pdf when another pdf is already opened.
This happens only with pdfs exported from photoshop (file->save as->pdf). It does not really matter if the first opened pdf is from photoshop or not, all other opened pdfs from photoshop are crapy.
I tried different settings when saving pdf but the results are always the same - jagged type (it does not even look like aliased, it's completely screwed and unreadable) in second pdf. It is funny because text present as smart object from illustrator renders fine all the time. Therefor I think the problem is between photoshop export and acrobat, vectors are rendered with no problems.
I tried opening on different pc (also with acrobat 9 pro) with the same result. Systems are vista on exporting pc, the second pc is running windows7 beta. However on the third pc with windows XP and adobe reader 9 everything works fine.
Any ideas how to make this work?
regards,
embee

Solution found for me. From Adobe Acrobat & Reader 9.1 Release Notes:
Roaming Profiles on Windows and Networked Home Directory on Macintosh
are not supported configurations for 9.0 or 9.1, however we have made
several fixes in 9.1. We are looking at the possibility of supporting
this for the next major release.
As I am working with roaming profiles, my current solution (which is no solution at all) is to wipe current and reinstall Acrobat/Reader 8. Among other things there are supposed console hacks to make the purchased Adobe software run at all in a group work environment. I will end up trying them later.
Some good reads are :
http://forums.adobe.com/thread/300660
http://forums.macrumors.com/showthread.php?t=198512
http://forums.adobe.com/thread/391738?start=150&tstart=0
http://serverfault.com/questions/37805/adobe-reader-wont-launch-when-logged-into-network-u ser-accounts-open-directory

Font problem with Montserrat and Maven Pro from google

Seems like some fonts don't render as they should in Firefox 29.0.1. I tried to use google web fonts like Montserrat and Maven Pro, no problem with downloading but this fonts don't look good.
I tried to install Montserrat to my Windows 7 (64) and deactivated css so that FF runs the font but same problem occurs.
A really strange problem is that from my computer at work this fonts don't work from FF or Chrome, all versions of IE is fine.
At home i have a laptop with same OS and version of FF and from home it works! But not Chrome..
I have search on the net and at your support site but haven't find any answers yet.
You can look at http://arenago.axiell.com for your self. Below is troubleshooting information from my version of FF where this problems occurs (Sorry about the Swedish)
Programfakta
Namn: Firefox
Version: 29.0.1
Användaragent: Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 6.1; WOW64; rv:29.0) Gecko/20100101 Firefox/29.0
Kraschrapporter för de senaste 3 dagarna
Alla kraschrapporter
Tillägg
Namn: Classic Theme Restorer
Version: 1.1.8
Aktiverad: true
ID: ClassicThemeRestorer@ArisT2Noia4dev
Namn: Firebug
Version: 1.12.8
Aktiverad: true
ID: [email protected]
Namn: HostAdmin
Version: 1.4.9.2
Aktiverad: true
ID: {bd54afa8-b14a-4d7a-aecf-37e34e882796}
Namn: Web Developer
Version: 1.2.5
Aktiverad: true
ID: {c45c406e-ab73-11d8-be73-000a95be3b12}
Viktiga ändrade inställningar
accessibility.typeaheadfind.flashBar: 0
browser.cache.disk.capacity: 358400
browser.cache.disk.smart_size_cached_value: 358400
browser.cache.disk.smart_size.first_run: false
browser.cache.disk.smart_size.use_old_max: false
browser.places.smartBookmarksVersion: 6
browser.sessionstore.upgradeBackup.latestBuildID: 20140506152807
browser.startup.homepage: about:blank
browser.startup.homepage_override.buildID: 20140506152807
browser.startup.homepage_override.mstone: 29.0.1
browser.tabs.drawInTitlebar: false
browser.tabs.onTop: false
dom.mozApps.used: true
extensions.lastAppVersion: 29.0.1
font.default.x-western: sans-serif
font.internaluseonly.changed: true
font.name.sans-serif.x-western: Montserrat
font.name.serif.x-western: Montserrat
network.cookie.prefsMigrated: true
network.dnsCacheEntries: 0
network.dnsCacheExpiration: 0
places.database.lastMaintenance: 1400218745
places.history.expiration.transient_current_max_pages: 104858
plugin.disable_full_page_plugin_for_types: application/pdf
plugin.importedState: true
print.printer_\\tina\Kajan_HP_LJ_P2055.print_bgcolor: false
print.printer_\\tina\Kajan_HP_LJ_P2055.print_bgimages: false
print.printer_\\tina\Kajan_HP_LJ_P2055.print_colorspace:
print.printer_\\tina\Kajan_HP_LJ_P2055.print_command:
print.printer_\\tina\Kajan_HP_LJ_P2055.print_downloadfonts: false
print.printer_\\tina\Kajan_HP_LJ_P2055.print_duplex: -983728976
print.printer_\\tina\Kajan_HP_LJ_P2055.print_edge_bottom: 0
print.printer_\\tina\Kajan_HP_LJ_P2055.print_edge_left: 0
print.printer_\\tina\Kajan_HP_LJ_P2055.print_edge_right: 0
print.printer_\\tina\Kajan_HP_LJ_P2055.print_edge_top: 0
print.printer_\\tina\Kajan_HP_LJ_P2055.print_evenpages: true
print.printer_\\tina\Kajan_HP_LJ_P2055.print_footercenter:
print.printer_\\tina\Kajan_HP_LJ_P2055.print_footerleft: &PT
print.printer_\\tina\Kajan_HP_LJ_P2055.print_footerright: &D
print.printer_\\tina\Kajan_HP_LJ_P2055.print_headercenter:
print.printer_\\tina\Kajan_HP_LJ_P2055.print_headerleft: &T
print.printer_\\tina\Kajan_HP_LJ_P2055.print_headerright: &U
print.printer_\\tina\Kajan_HP_LJ_P2055.print_in_color: true
print.printer_\\tina\Kajan_HP_LJ_P2055.print_margin_bottom: 0.5
print.printer_\\tina\Kajan_HP_LJ_P2055.print_margin_left: 0.5
print.printer_\\tina\Kajan_HP_LJ_P2055.print_margin_right: 0.5
print.printer_\\tina\Kajan_HP_LJ_P2055.print_margin_top: 0.5
print.printer_\\tina\Kajan_HP_LJ_P2055.print_oddpages: true
print.printer_\\tina\Kajan_HP_LJ_P2055.print_orientation: 0
print.printer_\\tina\Kajan_HP_LJ_P2055.print_page_delay: 50
print.printer_\\tina\Kajan_HP_LJ_P2055.print_paper_data: 9
print.printer_\\tina\Kajan_HP_LJ_P2055.print_paper_height: 11,00
print.printer_\\tina\Kajan_HP_LJ_P2055.print_paper_name:
print.printer_\\tina\Kajan_HP_LJ_P2055.print_paper_size_type: 0
print.printer_\\tina\Kajan_HP_LJ_P2055.print_paper_size_unit: 1
print.printer_\\tina\Kajan_HP_LJ_P2055.print_paper_width: 8,50
print.printer_\\tina\Kajan_HP_LJ_P2055.print_plex_name:
print.printer_\\tina\Kajan_HP_LJ_P2055.print_resolution: 1
print.printer_\\tina\Kajan_HP_LJ_P2055.print_resolution_name:
print.printer_\\tina\Kajan_HP_LJ_P2055.print_reversed: false
print.printer_\\tina\Kajan_HP_LJ_P2055.print_scaling: 1,00
print.printer_\\tina\Kajan_HP_LJ_P2055.print_shrink_to_fit: true
print.printer_\\tina\Kajan_HP_LJ_P2055.print_to_file: false
print.printer_\\tina\Kajan_HP_LJ_P2055.print_unwriteable_margin_bottom: 0
print.printer_\\tina\Kajan_HP_LJ_P2055.print_unwriteable_margin_left: 0
print.printer_\\tina\Kajan_HP_LJ_P2055.print_unwriteable_margin_right: 0
print.printer_\\tina\Kajan_HP_LJ_P2055.print_unwriteable_margin_top: 0
print.printer_\\tina\NRG_MP_C3501_PS.print_bgcolor: false
print.printer_\\tina\NRG_MP_C3501_PS.print_bgimages: false
print.printer_\\tina\NRG_MP_C3501_PS.print_colorspace:
print.printer_\\tina\NRG_MP_C3501_PS.print_command:
print.printer_\\tina\NRG_MP_C3501_PS.print_downloadfonts: false
print.printer_\\tina\NRG_MP_C3501_PS.print_duplex: -983728976
print.printer_\\tina\NRG_MP_C3501_PS.print_edge_bottom: 0
print.printer_\\tina\NRG_MP_C3501_PS.print_edge_left: 0
print.printer_\\tina\NRG_MP_C3501_PS.print_edge_right: 0
print.printer_\\tina\NRG_MP_C3501_PS.print_edge_top: 0
print.printer_\\tina\NRG_MP_C3501_PS.print_evenpages: true
print.printer_\\tina\NRG_MP_C3501_PS.print_footercenter:
print.printer_\\tina\NRG_MP_C3501_PS.print_footerleft: &PT
print.printer_\\tina\NRG_MP_C3501_PS.print_footerright: &D
print.printer_\\tina\NRG_MP_C3501_PS.print_headercenter:
print.printer_\\tina\NRG_MP_C3501_PS.print_headerleft: &T
print.printer_\\tina\NRG_MP_C3501_PS.print_headerright: &U
print.printer_\\tina\NRG_MP_C3501_PS.print_in_color: true
print.printer_\\tina\NRG_MP_C3501_PS.print_margin_bottom: 0.5
print.printer_\\tina\NRG_MP_C3501_PS.print_margin_left: 0.5
print.printer_\\tina\NRG_MP_C3501_PS.print_margin_right: 0.5
print.printer_\\tina\NRG_MP_C3501_PS.print_margin_top: 0.5
print.printer_\\tina\NRG_MP_C3501_PS.print_oddpages: true
print.printer_\\tina\NRG_MP_C3501_PS.print_orientation: 0
print.printer_\\tina\NRG_MP_C3501_PS.print_page_delay: 50
print.printer_\\tina\NRG_MP_C3501_PS.print_paper_data: 9
print.printer_\\tina\NRG_MP_C3501_PS.print_paper_height: 11,00
print.printer_\\tina\NRG_MP_C3501_PS.print_paper_name:
print.printer_\\tina\NRG_MP_C3501_PS.print_paper_size_type: 0
print.printer_\\tina\NRG_MP_C3501_PS.print_paper_size_unit: 1
print.printer_\\tina\NRG_MP_C3501_PS.print_paper_width: 8,50
print.printer_\\tina\NRG_MP_C3501_PS.print_plex_name:
print.printer_\\tina\NRG_MP_C3501_PS.print_resolution: 1
print.printer_\\tina\NRG_MP_C3501_PS.print_resolution_name:
print.printer_\\tina\NRG_MP_C3501_PS.print_reversed: false
print.printer_\\tina\NRG_MP_C3501_PS.print_scaling: 1,00
print.printer_\\tina\NRG_MP_C3501_PS.print_shrink_to_fit: true
print.printer_\\tina\NRG_MP_C3501_PS.print_to_file: false
print.printer_\\tina\NRG_MP_C3501_PS.print_unwriteable_margin_bottom: 0
print.printer_\\tina\NRG_MP_C3501_PS.print_unwriteable_margin_left: 0
print.printer_\\tina\NRG_MP_C3501_PS.print_unwriteable_margin_right: 0
print.printer_\\tina\NRG_MP_C3501_PS.print_unwriteable_margin_top: 0
privacy.cpd.siteSettings: true
privacy.sanitize.migrateFx3Prefs: true
privacy.sanitize.timeSpan: 0
storage.vacuum.last.index: 1
storage.vacuum.last.places.sqlite: 1399495195
user.js-inställningar
Din profilmapp innehåller en user.js-fil som inkluderar inställningar som inte har skapats av Firefox.
Grafik
Adapter-RAM: 512
Adapterbeskrivning: NVIDIA GeForce 7950 GT
Adapterdrivrutin: nvd3dumx,nvd3dum
ClearType-parametrar: D [ Gamma: 2200 Pixel Structure: R ClearType Level: 100 Enhanced Contrast: 50 ] D [ Gamma: 2200 Pixel Structure: R ClearType Level: 100 Enhanced Contrast: 50 ]
DirectWrite aktiverat: false (6.2.9200.16492)
Drivrutinsdatum: 1-31-2013
Drivrutinsversion: 9.18.13.783
Enhets-ID: 0x0295
GPU #2 aktiv: false
Grafikaccelererade fönster: 1/1 Direct3D 9
Leverantörs-ID: 0x10de
WebGL-renderare: Google Inc. -- ANGLE (NVIDIA GeForce 7950 GT Direct3D9Ex vs_3_0 ps_3_0)
windowLayerManagerRemote: false
AzureCanvasBackend: skia
AzureContentBackend: cairo
AzureFallbackCanvasBackend: cairo
AzureSkiaAccelerated: 0
JavaScript
Incremental GC: true
Tillgänglighet
Aktiverad: false
Förhindra tillgänglighet: 0
Biblioteksversioner
NSPR
Förväntad minimiversion: 4.10.3
Version som används: 4.10.3
NSS
Förväntad minimiversion: 3.16 Basic ECC
Version som används: 3.16 Basic ECC
NSSSMIME
Förväntad minimiversion: 3.16 Basic ECC
Version som används: 3.16 Basic ECC
NSSSSL
Förväntad minimiversion: 3.16 Basic ECC
Version som används: 3.16 Basic ECC
NSSUTIL
Förväntad minimiversion: 3.16
Version som används: 3.16

Many site issues can be caused by corrupt cookies or cache. 
Clear the Cache 
'''''Firefox/Tools > Options > Advanced > Network > Cached Web Content: "Clear Now"'''''
 and 
Remove Cookies '''''Firefox/Tools > Options > Privacy.''''' 
Under '''History''', select Firefox will '''Use Custom Settings'''. 
There is a button on the right side called '''Show Cookies'''. 
If there is still a problem,
'''''[https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/troubleshoot-firefox-issues-using-safe-mode Start Firefox in Safe Mode]'''''
 While you are in safe mode; 
'''''Firefox Options > Advanced > General'''''. 
Look for and turn off '''Use Hardware Acceleration'''. 
Poke around safe web sites and see if there is still a problem. Then restart.
 
This may or may not help you; 
'''''[https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/nosquint/?src=external-Add-ons_Manager_Context_Menu-extension NoSquint]''''' 
NoSquint allows you to adjust the text-only and full-page (both text and images) zoom levels as well as color settings both globally (for all sites) and per site.

Times Font Problems With PDFs

Similar Messages

Maybe you are looking for