User manual ADOBE ACROBAT READER 4.05

[. . . ] If the author of a PDF file embeds CJK fonts in the document, then any language version of Reader 4. 0 will be able to display the CJK text on any system without additional software. If the author uses CJK fonts but does not embed them in the document, then you will need access to the correct Asian fonts in order to view the PDF file on non-native systems. All you need to do is install the appropriate Asian font pack for use with Acrobat Reader. The Asian Font Packs are available on the Adobe Acrobat 4. 0 Product CD, or from Adobe's web site at: http://www. adobe. com/prodindex/acrobat/cjkfontpack. html STSongTM is a trademark of ChangZhou SinoType Technology Co. , Ltd Troubleshooting Issues Using Acrobat 3. 0 or Acrobat Reader 3. 0 to view and print files created in Acrobat 4. 0 You can use Acrobat 3. 0 or Acrobat Reader 3. 0 to view and print PDF files created with Acrobat 4. 0, taking note of the following. * If you are viewing PDF files created with Acrobat 4. 0 that contain Asian language text, you will need to view and print these files with Acrobat 4. 0 or Acrobat Reader 4. 0. [. . . ] [291463] Changing monitor color settings may affect Acrobat Reader If you change the number of colors your monitor displays while Acrobat Reader is running, restart Acrobat Reader to be certain your PDF files will display with the correct colors. [288721] How to make sure the Euro character will always appear in a PDF If a PDF uses the Euro character but does not embed the font that includes this character, and this PDF is viewed on a system that has an older version of the font installed where the Euro character is missing, the PDF will be missing all occurances of the Euro character. To prevent this problem from occurring, when you create a PDF using Acrobat that requires the Euro character, be sure to embed the font. If you are viewing a PDF using Acrobat 4. 0 or Acrobat Reader 4. 0 that has missing Euro characters, consider updating the fonts on your system to a newer version that contains the Euro character. [288428] Details about how ATM affects Acrobat Reader's Font Info dialog When ATM is installed on the system, Acrobat Reader's Font Info dialog may occassionally have no entry for the Type field. Use newest Matrox or ATI video card drivers for reliable viewing of all PDFs If you encounter problems viewing PDF files when using Matrox or ATI video cards, consider upgrading to the newest video drivers. [288703] Internet Control Panel required for Adobe Online If you cannot connect to a Web server to use the File>Adobe Online feature, and you are certain your Web server is up and working, you may be running a proxy server which is not configured properly in the Internet Control Panel. To resolve this issue: * In the Start Menu, select Settings, Control Panel and look for "Internet". * If you have an Internet Control Panel, double click on it and go to the Connections Tab. Verify the settings in the tab are properly configured for your environment. ( You can verify this outside Acrobat by attempting to use Internet Explorer to access the Web. Note: Netscape Navigator does not use the Internet Control Panel) * If you do not have an Internet Control Panel, you may obtain one by installing a copy of Microsoft Internet Explorer 3. 0 or later. [282722] Tips for printing PDF files to low memory printers If you are printing a PDF file to non-PostScript printer with a small amount of RAM (for example, 2 MB), the printer may run out of memory. If this occurs, you have three options: * In Acrobat Reader's Print dialog, select Properties and change the print resolution to something lower, like 300 dpi. * Use the "Print as image" setting in Acrobat Reader`s Print dialog. [285296] Using the Print As Image option may eliminate printing problems If Acrobat Reader fails to print a file correctly, try selecting the Print As Image option in Acrobat Reader's Print dialog. This option, which tells Acrobat Reader to send a 300 dpi raster image to the printer rather than vector art, may enable troublesome files to print. This option is not, however, recommended for general purpose use because it may make many PDF files print slower. [289026] How to make sure PDFs with custom page sizes print as expected The default Acrobat Reader printing behavior is to scale the PDF page to fit the paper size. If you do not want your PDF scaled to the current paper size, follow these steps. In Acrobat Reader's print dialog, uncheck Fit To Page, then select Properties and choose the correct paper size. How to make sure N-up printing works in Acrobat Reader If N-up printing does not work in Acrobat Reader, you probably do not have the AdobePS printer driver on your system. [. . . ] If this occurs, try another HP printer driver for Win95 (LJ5 or LJ4), or use the Print As image option in the Acrobat Reader Print dialog. [288457] Character dropouts in PCL printing on Windows NT 4. 0 If you notice text dropping out when printing on WinNT 4. 0 with a non-PostScript printer driver, try switching the Document Defaults option in the Advanced pane for Print Text as Graphics from off to "on. " This will cause text to be emitted to that non-PS printer as a graphic bitmap. [296078] The AdobePS 4. 2. 4 driver can only print 255 pages at one time Acrobat Reader will only be able to print 255 pages at one time when printing with the AdobePS 4. 2. 4 PostScript printer driver. [281591] PostScript Level 1 printing issues Acrobat 4. 0 PDFs which contain LAB based ICC images may not print correctly when printed to PostScript Level 1 printers. [. . . ]