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Mac OS X 10.4.1: Distorted prints from Preview.app caused by ColorSync changes
MacFixIt reader Stephen reports that print output from Preview.app was distorted after upgrading to Mac OS X 10.4.1 -- an issue solved by changing ColorSync settings.
Stephen writes:
"After updating to Mac OS X 10.4.1, certain PDFs printed from Preview were distorted. Namely, I have some PDFs automatically created from FileMaker and anything with any shading or lines behind the rows printed very dark and illegibly. I confirmed this on two computers I updated to 10.4.1, but my coworkers running straight 10.4 could print the same files just fine. Moreover, Acrobat would also print the files fine.
"As it turns out, I tracked the issue down to ColorSync. In the colorsync settings in the print dialog box, I changed the 'color conversion' setting to 'in printer' and the issue went away."
Index:
- AFP Issues: Not inheriting permissions, can't set file attributes
- Distorted prints from Preview.app caused by ColorSync changes
- System freezes occurring when in/entering full-screen mode; QuickTime-related
- Problems creating disk images from Mac OS X 10.3.x (Panther)- burned media
- iSync 2.0: Problems synchronizing; potential solution
- Kernel panics when copying large files
- Live spell-checking problem, solution
- Loss of AirPort connectivity/weaker signal, solutions
- Problems with Mac OS 9 system access to Mac OS X Server-stored files
- Mail.app 2.0: Bundles now disabled; Problems with POP accounts, more
- Problems mounting disk images
- Printer Problems: Launching Epson's Printer Utility
- Problems with some internal modems
- Release Notes, difference between Software Update/download versions
- Safari 2.0: Downloads window re-sizing bug
- Problems with sleep; Solutions
- Spotlight: Tips for faster searches, problems with .DAT files; more
- Third-party applications
- Widgets: Conflict with Helvetica Neue; Dashboard crashes
