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Can you upgrade adobe reader and try? I think 7 is pretty old.
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Can you upgrade adobe reader and try? I think 7 is pretty old.

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http://get.adobe.com/uk/reader/otherversions/ [http://get.adobe.com/uk/reader/otherversions/]

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I have powermac g5, acrobat 7, I am trying to print a PDF file created from InDesign but it does not print to xerox creo700, in the process queue, it says &quot;ps&quot; instead of rtp(ready to print) other jpegs and files can be printed
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I have powermac g5, acrobat 7, I am trying to print a PDF file created from InDesign but it does not print to xerox creo700, in the process queue, it says "ps" instead of rtp(ready to print) other jpegs and files can be printed

cannot print PSD to Xerox crea

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