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Another thing you might try is the following:<br />
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Uninstall Adobe DC Reader, and uninstall Cute PDF. Restart the computer.<br />
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Download Reader Full install (not the stub) from <a href="ftp://ftp.adobe.com" rel="ugc">ftp://ftp.adobe.com</a>&nbsp;and install it. Test the black lines issue.<br />
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Now install Cute PDF. What happens?
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Another thing you might try is the following:

Uninstall Adobe DC Reader, and uninstall Cute PDF. Restart the computer.

Download Reader Full install (not the stub) from ftp://ftp.adobe.com [ftp://ftp.adobe.com] and install it. Test the black lines issue.

Now install Cute PDF. What happens?

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Hi<br />
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As above. &nbsp;We have Adobe reader DC v15.020.20042 and it prints black lines. &nbsp;A quick workaround appears to be to print the pdf as an image, however not that great...<br />
So upgraded to DC MUI 15.023.20056 and that fixes the printing problem but causes issues with cute pfd, in that it reports no free reader to view the pdfs.<br />
So we back at the old version currently.<br />
<br />
Is there a permanent fix here?<br />
<br />
Thanks
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Hi

As above.  We have Adobe reader DC v15.020.20042 and it prints black lines.  A quick workaround appears to be to print the pdf as an image, however not that great...
So upgraded to DC MUI 15.023.20056 and that fixes the printing problem but causes issues with cute pfd, in that it reports no free reader to view the pdfs.
So we back at the old version currently.

Is there a permanent fix here?

Thanks

Adobe Reader DC printing black lines

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