Windows 10: Adobe Acrobat Reader DC has a problem printing some forms in Window 10

It was built with programs from Fytek and TwoPilots …..
And no Adobe products (other than a final save from Adobe Reader XI and later versions from DC )

 

Did you try saving as a reduced pdf and printing?

 

You can choose default in Default programs. If you open it up in Chrome, it is Chrome's embedded PDF. From there when you print it, it is the printer driver that takes over, but Chrome is telling it the layout of the PDF on its end. If you right click and save to the Download folder, you can then open it up with the program of your choice. If you think that Adobe is the issue, reset it and also removing it and reinstalling works. The only bad side is now they want you to use their cloud version.

 

I want to print it to fit in a special plastic folder 20 cmx 12 cm. In Adobe I usually go Colour - 1 copy - " Poster " - 82% - Landscape - Print and then trim to exact size with scissors.

Is this what you mean by reduced pdf and printing ?

 

Sorry but over my head.
I downloaded Chrome and it bought something with it my anti virus didn't like. So I got rid of it.
I have uninstalled Adobe and Reinstalled it several times.
The problem that I have when using Foxit it won't print the same as Adobe. In Adobe the code 2!H shows as 2with a picture of a Heart ( playing card ) but using Foxit it doesn't recognise this code.

 

Chrome does not install anything if you download it at google.com/chrome. Most times you get a false positive, because the a/v maker has not properly updated the signatures in the file that gets downloaded to computers.

Pretty simple stuff when it comes to going into Control Panel, then go to Default Programs to choose the default programs, same as going into System in Control Panel to change the settings for devices to not let Windows install any device driver.

Foxit and Adobe print from the settings in your software that would be installed if you did install it on your computer. If you did not install the printer utilities, then it is up to the software like Adobe, etc, to determine the settings to tell the printer how to print items. That would mean that every piece of software is going to print different ways.

 

Ok. Thanks for the bit on Default. Set that up.
Well the whole thing has been working well for 2 years so however it was set up and by what must have been ok.
I have just installed Chrome and this is what come with it - Do And Share More With More File Formats. Convert over 30 file formats – I have Chrome on my Desktop and this thing is open and I don't know what to do to get rid of it . When I press a X it goes away but if I try to open Chrome again it is back and No browser.including DOC to PDF.

 

Did you try first printing as pdf (MS printer)? Or is the resulting pdf also unprintable?

 

Just did uninstall and reinstall Adobe DC- not fixed - Same version but different MB. Original had 399 MB this version has 207 MB.
Uninstalled Google Chrome and reinstalled form your suggested site. Still get this Do And Share More With More File Formats. Convert over 30 file formats and No browser.including DOC to PD. My anti virus message is that it is blocking : http://ak.imgfarm.com/images/ vincinio/dsp-images/lisa.delmar/asset1_3/144418507512.png. I.P. Address 149.135.84.97

 

It doesn't appear so. I a really only want to get back to how it worked before really well. Looks like it is a only a problem that I have.

 

I have the daily newspaper open now in Adobe Acrobat Reader DC and it's Save As does not show the "reduced pdf" choice.

 

Thanks.

 

I will give this away. Apparently Adobe are now aware of the problem and are working on it. Thank to all for your efforts.

 

With them using a program that some one wrote specifically for the foundation, who knows what they wrote the program with, let alone what printer they had at the time they wrote the program. I saw where they stated that the Digital signing was not compatible. That means that the foundation needs to catch up with the times and stop using a custom program that was probably wrote in the days of DOS and Windows 3.1.