Acrobat Reader X druckt falsche Buchstaben / prints wrong letters

Nach dem Update auf Acrobat Reader 10.0.0 / 10.0.1 werden spontan Buchstaben,
Ziffern und Zeichen um 1 versetzt ausgedruckt (z.B. S statt R, 2 statt 1).
Beim wiederholten Ausdruck kann das Ergebnis korrekt sein.
Betriebssystem: Windows XP / SP3 mit aktuellen Patches.
Drucker: Lexmark E352dn, Canon Pixma IP4000 und weitere.
PDF-Version 1.4.
Erstellt mit Adobe Illustrator CS 3, Free PDF 4.04 / Ghostscript 9.00 und weiteren Programmen.
Quellen: z.B. Tandberg Data, easy jet (boarding pass) und weitere.
Dieses Problem tritt spontan auf bei meinen Kunden und auch bei mir selbst unter
unterschiedlichen Bedingungen. Bei einem Kunden werden PDFs überwiegend fehlerhaft
ausgedruckt (beim wiederholten Druck o.k.) - leider auch wichtige Geschäftsdokumente!
Es betraf auch Klemmenleisten (Elektro-Planung), die falsch beziffert waren!
Wer kann mir helfen?
Christian
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Hi, all,
I think, it´s a problem with protected mode in Acrobat X.
I turned off "activate protected mode at start", and I have
no problems more.
Christian

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Acrobat Reader X druckt falsche Buchstaben

Nach dem Update auf Acrobat Reader 10.0.0 / 10.0.1 werden spontan Buchstaben,
Ziffern und Zeichen um 1 versetzt ausgedruckt (z.B. S statt R, 2 statt 1).
Beim wiederholten Ausdruck kann das Ergebnis korrekt sein.
Betriebssystem: Windows XP / SP3 mit aktuellen Patches.
Drucker: Lexmark E352dn, Canon Pixma IP4000 und weitere.
PDF-Version 1.4.
Erstellt mit Adobe Illustrator CS 3, Free PDF 4.04 / Ghostscript 9.00 und weiteren Programmen.
Quellen: z.B. Tandberg Data, easy jet (boarding pass) und weitere.
Dieses Problem tritt spontan auf bei meinen Kunden und auch bei mir selbst unter
unterschiedlichen Bedingungen. Bei einem Kunden werden PDFs überwiegend fehlerhaft
ausgedruckt (beim wiederholten Druck o.k.) - leider auch wichtige Geschäftsdokumente!
Es betraf auch Klemmenleisten (Elektro-Planung), die falsch beziffert waren!
Wer kann mir helfen?
Christian
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Irgendwie finde ich es merkwürdig, hier gebetsmühlenartig die Schuld auf die Ersteller der PDFs zu schieben. Es ist für den Nutzer des PDFs nicht zielführend, da dies für Ihn nicht zu einer Lösung führt. Haben Sie schon einmal versucht die Hotline einer Fluggesellschaft anzurufen, weil Ihr PDF Flugticket nicht ausgedruckt werden kann? Mit ein bisschen Glück erwischen Sie jemanden der weiß was ein Treiber ist, und ihnen bestenfalls vorschlägt diesen zu aktualisieren (was ja in diesem Fall unstrittigerweise nichts bringt). Aber wenn Sie ernsthaft glauben, dass eine Fluglinie jetzt mal eben schnell einen neuen PDF Creator installiert weil Sie ihr Ticket nicht drucken können, leben Sie vermutlich auf einem anderen Planeten wie ich - selbst wenn es sich, anders als Sie es hier darstellen, bei weitem nicht um einen Einzelfall handelt. Und sogar wenn eine solche Bereitschaft bestünde, einer derartige Systemumstellung müsste ein mehrmonatiges Audit vorausgehen, bis dahin ist mein Flieger weg...
Ich bezweifele ja nicht, dass die benannten, meißt kostenlosen Programme zum Erstellen von PDFs nicht ganz Sauber arbeiten, unstrittig ist aber, dass Sie - zumindest in den allermeißten Fällen - mit älteren Adobe Reader Versionen tadellos funktioniert haben, und das Problem just mit der Aktualisierung des Readers auftritt. Zudem der Reader X die Dokumente ja ganz augenscheinlich auch korrekt anzeigen kann. Es sollte also kein Problem sein, diese auch korrekt drucken zu können (WYSIWYG ist hier aber wohl ein Fremdwort). Wenn Adobe mit der Einführung des Reader X hier eine - nennen wir es mal "Abwärstkompatibilität" entfernt, sodaß weit verbreitete und populäre Software zum Erstellen von PDFs nicht mehr Nutzbar ist, stellt sich mir die Frage ob hier vielmehr versucht werden soll, die Ersteller der PDFs mit der Brechstange dazu zu bewegen, statt kostenfreier Software ein kostenpflichtiges Adobe Pridukt einzusetzen. Anders kann ich mir nicht erklären, dass es für ein Problem welches bereits seit Jahren besteht, immer noch keine Lösung gibt.
Wenn Adobe diesen verbraucherfreundlichen Kurs fortführt, erlebt Microsofts XPS ja vielleicht doch noch eine Renaissance.

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