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Well you've got me. PDF files are images. Pictures. If the orignal image has a margin then so will the PDF. Why do you have this in that format. Wouldn't working with the real data be better? Guess I may have to suck it up and call the lady who used to work here. |
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Indy try this. Now, back to the drawing board. ![]() Thanks for the tip! |
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New models aren't necessarily better. In 1989, I had a similiar problem like yours. All I had to do was look at the printer manual and enter the code on the printer ( not the computer) that would overide (skip) the "turn to the next page instruction". See? No need to adjust the computer!!! No need to make alterations on PDF. Maybe they have software equivalents for entering these printer codes via the computer. Also, each horizontal line is actually maybe a hundred horizontal lines, each, one dot or one bit thick. Adjusting this can close that gap that appears as a blank. |
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Is pdf really that good, considering the printing problem Indy is encountering at the moment? Is pdf really really really necessary in government - so much so that a large population of the internet public cannot access them? WHY ARE ALL GOVERNMENT OFFICES USING PDF? We here at Midland Reporter Telegram's http://www.myopenforum.com don't use PDF. And everybody can access what's printed on MOF. I think government just likes to waste taxpayers' money and turnover money to certain people that they like for whatever alibi they can find. |
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