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What driver are you using to print to PDF. &nbsp;Is it the Adobe driver or a Third party print to pdf?
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What driver are you using to print to PDF.  Is it the Adobe driver or a Third party print to pdf?

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had the adobe acrobat x pro installed.. got the printer adobe pdf..
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had the adobe acrobat x pro installed.. got the printer adobe pdf..

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using another pdf software as a workaround for this particular issue.
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using another pdf software as a workaround for this particular issue.

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had a user who is using Vista with IE 9 and google chrome. On banking sites, when she tried to print to pdf, using google chrome the contents will show up properly but when on IE9, the contents showed up as 'garbage'.. &nbsp;<br />
looks like some compatibility issues with the site with IE9. is this something common and which can be resolved by changing settings in IE9?
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had a user who is using Vista with IE 9 and google chrome. On banking sites, when she tried to print to pdf, using google chrome the contents will show up properly but when on IE9, the contents showed up as 'garbage'..  
looks like some compatibility issues with the site with IE9. is this something common and which can be resolved by changing settings in IE9?

print to pdf shows up ok on google chrome but not on IE9

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