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Thank you for your replies, I tried all your suggestions, and using Acrobat 4, the .pdf was ok. AND NOW FINALLY A SOLUTION! We finally got our print quality issue resolved by routing directly to the printer. Apparently because the PC was connected to the Minolta printer via a print server, it...

Hi, Are you connected directly to the device or does it go through a print server? We just had a similar quality issue and finally got it resolved by routing directly to the printer. Apparently the print server was processing the CMYK data on some pages back to RGB. Just a thought.

Just an additional note... if you package your mac file with the fonts you want to convert, it will create the links and fonts folders, saving your mac fonts with it. Then you can open the font folder on the pc, save the fonts in your font folder and open the document. I work on a pc and my...

Thanks for your suggestion, I did try using version 4, but with no change. I thought though that version 7 does it automatically and that's why it greys out the transparency flattener option on export. My belief is that it hinges on the fact that there is a filled object behind my images...

Thanks 1712, I agree, process of elimination is a good idea. To that end, I know that if there are no transparent images on the pages, they print ok - both back and front, so it doesn't seem to be an issue with the printer. So, it seems to be an issue with having overlapping images...the...

Hi, I've read a number of posts that talk about colour management etc. I have a problem that I've been trying to solve for a while... I design doublesided brochures with many images. When I export to pdf they look great. When the client prints them, the images on the front of the page look...