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Old 05-07-2008, 08:37 AM   #1 (permalink)
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changing default print (goldfax) to HP9050 in adobe causes zoom malfunction.

Not entirely sure if this is a printer issue or not, but there is nowhere else in the forum it fits...

Attempting to print a drawing from adobe. My default printer is Gold fax, a fax client that acts as a printer. When switching from this to a HP LJ9050 the zoom of the image goes to a ridiculous figure in the region of -3 million percent.

This does not occur when changing from any other printer to the HP and also does not occur when switching from gold fax to any other printer. As a workaround I have just been switching printer twice, but this is more than a little inconvenient. I am using this setup in a network environment and the problem occurs with any network user on any computer.

Anyone have any ideas?
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