Xerox Global Driver and Graphics

We're on Windows XP SP-2 and Adobe Reader and Acrobat 8.12.
We recently deployed Xerox MFD models 5632, 5645, 5665 and 7345 (color). We are using the latest Xerox Global PCL 6 and PS drivers on all models. When users print documents with letterhead the contains a state seal graphic, in Acrobat the graphic is a very dark box with the seal barely visible. In Reader, it prints fine. Any driver.
I read the previous posts regarding this and there doesn't seem to be any resolution on the Adobe side. It seems odd that Acrobat blacks it out, but Reader is ok. Any ideas why that happens?
I'm going to cross post this on the Reader forum.
Thanks,
E Powell
Austin, TX

Hi:
The parts list for your notebook indicates that it has a Realtek RT8723BE 802.11bgn 1x1 Wi-Fi and Bluetooth 4.0 combination adapter.
These would be the W8.1 drivers you need for that card...
Wireless:
http://h20564.www2.hp.com/hpsc/swd/public/detail?sp4ts.oid=6943827&swItemId=ob_143747_1&swEnvOid=415...
Bluetooth:
http://h20564.www2.hp.com/hpsc/swd/public/detail?swItemId=ob_142906_1
See if the Intel graphics driver directly from Intel works...
https://downloadcenter.intel.com/download/24870/Intel-Iris-and-HD-Graphics-Driver-for-Windows-7-8-8-...
Then install the nvidia hd graphics driver.

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We're on Windows XP SP-2 and Adobe Reader and Acrobat 8.12.
We recently deployed Xerox MFD models 5632, 5645, 5665 and 7345 (color). We are using the latest Xerox Global PCL 6 and PS drivers on all models. When users print documents with letterhead the contains a state seal graphic, in Acrobat the graphic is a very dark box with the seal barely visible. In Reader, it prints fine. Any driver.
I read the previous posts regarding this and there doesn't seem to be any resolution on the Adobe side. It seems odd that Acrobat blacks it out, but Reader is ok. Any ideas why that happens?
I've cross posted this on the Acrobat forum.
Thanks,
E Powell
Austin, TX

Hi Michael,
Thank you for using the Support Forum. There are a couple of PDFs that might help you the first is the Xerox Print Driver Platform document. THe second document that may address your registry issue is the Xerox XML Configuration Editor for Print Drivers. If these documents do not provide the information you need please consider contacting your support centre for further assistance.

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Thanks for posting in the TechNet Forum.
As this issue is related to printer server, to receive better support, it is recommended to ask in the Print/Fax forum.
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The purpose of the test is to determine whether the problem is caused by third-party software that loads automatically at startup or login, by a peripheral device, by a font conflict, or by corruption of the file system or of certain system caches.
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Since you are running a Vista 32bit version, the upper limit of the memory recocnised by the machine is 3.2gb which is the maximum a 32bit operating system can address and use. The diffrence here is that I also upgraded my OS to Vista Ultimate 64bit to get yet better performance out of the 64bit dual AMD processor.
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New system drive and memory setup - please help!

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Pardon me for jumping in. (I realize the question is to Harm.)
I am going to purchase an HP Z820 sometime in the near future.
Congrats, this is a great system.
... I plan to install a 300GB SSD for my boot drive, and to construct a RAID 5 array out of the remaining drives.
The 300GB SSD - is that an HP model? If so please reconsider: it's an older Intel SSD X25-M series that is slow, and runs at SATA 3G speeds (not 6G), which doesn't do the Z820 justice. Intel 520 series has been tested (by yours truly among others) and can be used in the Z820.
The array drives will be either five (5) more 300GB SSD’s, or four (4) 600GB 15,000 RPM SAS HDD’s.
As Harm will probably tell you: unless you also run a database server on that system, there is no advantage to 10K, 15Krpm or even SSD drives for video purposes, with the exception of possible reliability (enterprise class 10-15K drives and SSDs are tested much more extensively than desktop and nearline drives) and throughput in case of SSDs if, for instance, your workflow demands extreme bandwidth (e.g. recording of uncompressed 4K 12-bit RGB signal).
Assume for the sake of argument that cost is not a factor, and that the 1.2TB storage offered by the 5 SSD drives in RAID 5 (vs. the 1.8TB offered by the 4 SAS drives) is perfectly adequate, which would you choose? And why?
Hypothetically, I'd choose SSDs: higher reliability, responsiveness, performance, lower power consumption. I'd do research though to ensure they'd keep up with a lot of write I/Os thrown at them.
In reality, I'd choose neither, for reasons I mentioned above. 7200rpm nearline drives have sufficient performance for the purpose, and the capacity is much higher per dollar.
I COULD get 64MB, but it would have to be registered RAM, which I understand slows things down.
Not necessarily. The 2% difference between ECC and non-ECC memory (negligible as it is) is not at play here because Z820 does not support non-ECC memory. Registered or not, it has to be ECC, and registered memory is not necessarily slower than unbuffered. Even if it was, the 2% difference is unlikely to make any perceptable dent in performance given that no editing system runs its memory at 100% bandwidth at all times. Then again, if cost is not a factor, you could always swap unbuffered for registered later on.
Finally, is there a role for a RAMdisk in this outfit, for e.g. cache files? Would this increase the speed, or decrease the using up of write cycles on the SSD’s to a degree that would be significant for practical purposes? If so, how much RAM would you dedicate to the RAMdisk?
For timelines with limited number of effects, I wouldn't bother, with the premise that Premiere Pro has decent memory management on its own, and that memory will serve better if just given to Premiere Pro.
If on the other hand you do start using AE heavily, you might want to dedicate a (portion of your) SSD to "global performance cache" which is a fantastic time-saving feature of AE CS6.
HTH.

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