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I never did resolve this problem. I ended up using a service that could print the document from the Publisher file. More costly. I'd like to figure this out for the future. Tomas

I gave it a try, Eggles, but no luck. I really appreciate the time and effort you've spent to help me solve this. I did post it on the Adobe Acrobat forum as well. Thanks again, Tomas :)

Thanks writer1. It was a good suggestion but no luck. I created files using two different generic postscript print drivers and distilled them with the same results. I tried changing one of the problem graphics to a JPEG with no improvement. Is it possible a different print driver might help...

Hi Eggles, I found the "Do Not Send Fonts to Acrobat". Thanks! I did change all the graphics to TIFF. I tested it by changing one graphic first and it worked. I thought that would do it but when now about 70% of the graphics have the lines and the other 30% do not. I can't see any difference...

Hi Eggles, Thanks for your post. The graphics were created from a music scoring program called Sibelius and are BMP (they are music instruction books). I've tried converting to a postscript file using the Generic Color PS Pronting for Commercial Printer print driver and opening it in Adobe...

I'm trying to convert a 63 page book that looks and prints fine in publisher to a PDF file using Adobe Acrobat Standard. I get lines apprearing in the PDF file around and through the graphics in the booklet. I've tried every adjustment in Acrobat i can think of. Has anyone had this situation...

I'm trying to convert a 63 page book that looks and prints fine in publisher to a PDF file using Adobe Acrobat Standard. I get lines apprearing in the PDF file around and through the graphics in the booklet. I've tried every adjustment in Acrobat i can think of. Has anyone had this situation...