printing problems (again)
Craig McPherson
cdpublishing at qwestoffice.net
Sat May 31 11:58:58 PDT 2008
I am again having trouble printing out a large file to pdf. The file
should print out a book of about 500 pages, but I get the spinning
beachball forever.
I have:
zapped the form using Utilties Zap Page Setup
set the form to 72 dpi
double checked to make sure layout parts are within the boundaries
of the tiles
tried printing to pdf with 72 dpi NOT checked: I did get a pdf to
generate, however there are large gaps/white spaces in the resulting
print throughout the document, for instance page 4 has only a few
lines of data at the top of the page and few at the bottom with the
gap in between; p[age 26 has similar gaps etc.. I cannot figure out
why these white gaps appear...but obviously they are unacceptable.
Another oddity: while the beach ball is spinning after ten minutes
or more and I force quit, I get a message in the first force quit
dialog box that indicates 'Panorama (not reponding).'
Also, while the beachball is spinning: If I control-tab away from
Panorama to the finder, and then control-tab to go back to Panorama,
Panorama is indicated on the menu bar as the 'active' program BUT the
finder window remains 'on top' and clicking over a Panorama window
does not bring it to the front...I remain stuck with the finder
window foremost.
Also tried to print a prior edition of the book/Pan file to pdf...a
version which did print successfully 6 months ago...also failed.
When I delete all but the first 35 pages, the resulting .pdf does
not have gaps on pages 4, 26 etc. Same file, same layout, just
stripped of records after page 35....
Also tried reconfiguring the memory allocation, setting it to
128M...didn't help
It is extremely frustrating to spend months on a project only to have
printing problems like this. Single page forms, other forms of
several pages print fine. I have no idea what to do...suggestions
much appreciated.
Craig McPherson
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