That's right, three hours for printing a 20-page document. This happens regardless of which printer is selected - local, network, or even just Microsoft's XPS output driver. None of this creates any issues with Foxit Reader.īut in the end, it's printed, right? Wrong. Some error dialogue pops up, and the printer tray contains only printouts of the first three pages before the job was aborted. Good job!Īnd the kicker? Foxit Reader's printout of the same document on the same printer is of much higher quality than the Adobe Reader printout. Somehow, for all its hour-long pre-processing of the document, Adobe Reader prints a blurry mess of figures, with chroma aberration and all. Don't ask me why, but Adobe found a way to be the worst at handling the document format they invented themselves.įigures are perfectly sharp in the printout from Foxit Reader. I'm sorry if this sounds like more of an Acrobat diatribe than a Foxit review.
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