Carlos E.R. wrote:


Huh? I never had any such problem printing from adobe reader reliably.

I prefer PDF for its page composition role.
WYSIWYG, generally speaking.

It usually eliminates some of the variability seen
in print dialog boxes. Because for certain transformations,
you get to look at the result, before actually attempting
to print.

If it's going to screw up, it might be a scaling
error when using "shrink to print" and printing an A4
doc on 8.5x11 paper.

I seem to have much poorer luck getting docs
to print properly, using a print dialog within
a DTP program itself. I end up wasting paper
until I get it right. I can probably save
at least one sheet of paper, using PDF as an
intermediary.

Paul