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<blockquote data-quote="whatisitgoodfor" data-source="post: 52101" data-attributes="member: 932">1) Are you using the latest version of AcroRead? Not being completely up-to-date can cause some really odd things to happen with .pdf's.2) Have you tried just using the factory defaults to print? They may waste toner, but they almost always work.3) If you are having trouble with stuff fitting on the page you can select the &quot;Shrink oversized...&quot; and/or the &quot;Expand undersized...&quot; options on the print sub-menu. 4) If trying to print is giving error messages, then could you post them. That would give us a much better idea of what the problem is. 5) Double check all of the assunddries. (Meaning that the printer cable is hooked up, the printer is plugged in and turned on, and you are selecting the correct printer from the Adobe print screen.)--------------------I apologize if any of that sounded patronizing (I assure you it isn't meant to be). I spend about 15 hours a week trying to help post-docs do things on computers (Yes, double-click means you click the mouse button twice. No, you have to do both of them on the same icon.)Personally, I didn't have any troubles printing out Wild Spellcraft on an HP LaserJet 1100. As a warning though, if you are using the &quot;Print as Image&quot; option it can sometimes take several minutes for the first page to print.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="whatisitgoodfor, post: 52101, member: 932"] 1) Are you using the latest version of AcroRead? Not being completely up-to-date can cause some really odd things to happen with .pdf's. 2) Have you tried just using the factory defaults to print? They may waste toner, but they almost always work. 3) If you are having trouble with stuff fitting on the page you can select the "Shrink oversized..." and/or the "Expand undersized..." options on the print sub-menu. 4) If trying to print is giving error messages, then could you post them. That would give us a much better idea of what the problem is. 5) Double check all of the assunddries. (Meaning that the printer cable is hooked up, the printer is plugged in and turned on, and you are selecting the correct printer from the Adobe print screen.) -------------------- I apologize if any of that sounded patronizing (I assure you it isn't meant to be). I spend about 15 hours a week trying to help post-docs do things on computers (Yes, double-click means you click the mouse button twice. No, you have to do both of them on the same icon.) Personally, I didn't have any troubles printing out Wild Spellcraft on an HP LaserJet 1100. As a warning though, if you are using the "Print as Image" option it can sometimes take several minutes for the first page to print. [/QUOTE]

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