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Printing adobe document flattening
When sending an adobe reader document to a printer it sits on flattening and shows a percentage bar it takes a very long time.Is there a way to avoid flattening or what does it actually do?
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Randy Downs
try this - http://kb2.adobe.com/cps/873/cpsid_87346.html
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The document is about 36 pages but is in excess of 300 meg i think this is down to layering but can i remove it? evene printing to image still is extrememly slow
sure you should be able to remove it. Just cancel printing
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I meant removing the layering not the print job : )
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i no longer have access to system to try this
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