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Since Adobe Reader 11, it is printing our CAD to PDF A3 prints (which has background aerial images or complex CAD layers) to blank page from Ricoh Aficio series printers using Ricoh's PCL6 driver for Universal Printing. The prints only work when printing in Adobe Acrobat DC or Foxit PhantomPDF or selecting 'Print As Image" in Adobe Reader 11.
Could Adobe Support please advise if it is a bug in Adobe Reader 11? We cannot afford to have all users installed Adobe Acrobat DC nor using "Print As Image" option as the quality of print using this option is different from direct printing.
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Adobe Employee , Jan 08, 2018 Jan 08, 2018 Meenakshi Negi • Adobe Employee , Jan 08, 2018 Jan 08, 2018As you are experiencing issues in printing files from Adobe Acrobat Reader 11, please try the troubleshooting steps mentioned over here Troubleshoot PDF printing in Acrobat and Reader
Also, please make sure that the right option is selected under the "Comment & Forms" drop-down menu in the Print window.
You can also try once updating the application to the latest version, that is Adobe Acrobat Reader DC.
Then check if you can print file without any issue with this version.
If you still ex
10 Replies 10 Adobe Employee , /t5/acrobat-discussions/pdf-prints-blank-page/m-p/9594842#M84277 Jan 08, 2018 Jan 08, 2018Copy link to clipboard
As you are experiencing issues in printing files from Adobe Acrobat Reader 11, please try the troubleshooting steps mentioned over here Troubleshoot PDF printing in Acrobat and Reader
Also, please make sure that the right option is selected under the "Comment & Forms" drop-down menu in the Print window.
You can also try once updating the application to the latest version, that is Adobe Acrobat Reader DC.
Then check if you can print file without any issue with this version.
If you still experience the issue, please share the following information:
- OS version installed on your machine.
- Do you get this error with all files or with some particular one?
Let us know how it goes.
We will be waiting for your response.
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/t5/acrobat-discussions/pdf-prints-blank-page/m-p/9594843#M84278 Jan 09, 2018 Jan 09, 2018Copy link to clipboard
We have tried using Adobe Reader DC and your suggestions that we still experience the same blank prints issue printing to A3 paper output, printing to A4 paper output from PDF seems fine. We use Windows 7 64 bit Enterprise.
- printing any PDF's with background aerial images or complex CAD layers to A3 paper output from Ricoh Aficio using PCL6 drivers using both latest version of Adobe Reader XI or Adobe Reader DC
- printing any PDF's with background aerial images or complex CAD layers to A4 paper output from Ricoh Aficio using PCL6 drivers using Adobe Reader XI and Adobe Reader DC.
- printing any PDF's with background aerial images or complex CAD layers to A3 paper output from Ricoh Aficio using PCL6 drivers using Adobe Reader X, latest Adobe Acrobat DC or Foxit PhantomPDF.
- printing any PDF's with background aerial images or complex CAD layers to A3 paper output from HP Designjet T2300 plotter using both HPGL or PS drivers.
We need to print to A3 paper output from Ricoh Aficio using PCL6 drivers using Adobe Reader XI. We do have the choice to install Ricoh PS drivers as not all Ricoh Aficio printers in the office have such capability. We cannot afford to have all users using Adobe Acrobat DC or Foxit PhantomPDF. We cannot roll back to using Adobe Reader X. We cannot just print to A4 paper output using Adobe Reader XI. Not everyone has access to HP Designjet T2300 plotter in our office. We do not want to use the "Print as image" option every time when printing as the quality is different.
I can send some PDF's over to test, let me know your private email address or other way of uploading the files.
