I am trying to print a hydro bill, which is in PDF format. Acrobat reader just sits there and does nothing. A look in my print queue shows that no job is there. Anything else (from any other application) prints, so it's not a problem with the printer or physical connections.
WHY am I using the acrobat reader? A while ago, I went to the Hydro Québec site to view / download my current invoice. THIS is how it displayed in Preview online, or after download:
Perhaps I did not phrase myself correctly. I AM trying to print from the ACROBAT READER.
It will NOT print the file. ... or any PDF file....
The problem is not with the browser (I have Safari, and Chrome), nor with Preview.
Why does ADOBE ACROBAT READER refuse to send a print job to the queue?
FWIW, I had the same problem with an earlier version of the reader in Snow Leopard...
... the sole reason that I installed the Acrobat Reader on my machine was because of the display problem. Other than that, it is an unnecessary application taking up space on my hard drive.
The downloaded PDF file is called "Resource Servlet" (default name).
THIS is how is displays in Preview (slightly EDITED to cover my personal information):
I wanted to try....so I installed Reader (version 10.1) and did not opt in for the browser plug in during installation. Opened a Hydro pdf document and was able to clearly see my invoice and was able to print.
I am using OSX 10.7.1 and printing wirelessly. Perhaps try reinstalling it ?
Wish I could offer more insight as to why.
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