Indesign CS3 druckt nicht erzeugt keine PDF
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Indesign CS3 will not print pdf produces no
Error message:
"The options to save as a PDF file and save the file as a PDF file PostScipt in the printer dialog box are not supported."
Version: Adobe InDesign CS3
Macs with Intel processors: a universal application to run using Rosetta force
Applications for Mac OS X that can be run both on a Mac with Intel processor or on a Mac with a PowerPC processor, called universal applications. Even if you do not have a Universal version of an application, you can run it with the help of Rosetta on a Mac with an Intel processor. Rosetta is available on any Mac with an Intel processor. Rosetta works in the background and uses an existing, native, non-universal application (which was developed for a Mac with a PowerPC processor, not a Classic application) so in order that it can be run on a Mac with Intel processor. You have to click only twice in the application!
From time to time you will have a Universal version of a graphic or web application on your Mac with Intel processor that you want to run using Rosetta and not with your own system. As some universal applications continue to rely on existing plug-ins, you must force a Universal application occasionally to run in Rosetta, the plug-in support. Check with the plug-in manufacturer to see if there are universal versions.
You can force a Universal application to open using Rosetta are:
First Click the Finder icon in the application.
Second Select the File menu, select Information (or press Command-I).
Third Check "Open using Rosetta" checkbox.
4th Close the window "Information".
If you double in the application, it will open using Rosetta, and all non-Universal plug-ins should work.
Mac OS X: "Reset Printing System" function
For Mac OS X 10.4, 10.5 or later to the Printer Setup Utility is a function to reset the printing system, ie a debugging feature that you can use after you have tried all other troubleshooting steps for printing. Important Note: This function should be performed as a last resort when troubleshooting a printing problem.
What happens when you run the "Reset printing system"?
* All print queues and print jobs are deleted.
* All printer settings are reset to their default settings and configuration files are deleted.
* There is an access rights check is in the folder / tmp.
All the above in the printer and fax list displayed devices must be added back after resetting the printing system.
Printing system in Mac OS X 10.5.x Reset
First Proceed as follows to select "Reset printing system" in Mac OS X 10.5.x to:
Second Choose System Preferences from the Apple menu.
Third Select Print & Fax in the Hardware section.
4th
Click and hold the control button in the printer list on the left side of the window, and then choose "Reset printing system" from the context menu. If no printer list appears, click while holding down the control key in the text "Click here to add a printer" and select "Reset Printing System."
Alternatively, you can, if several printers are listed, while holding down the option key in the key "-" (Remove printer) button.
Printing system in Mac OS X 10.4.x Reset
Proceed as follows to select "Reset printing system" in Mac OS X 10.4.x to use:
First From the Finder, choose Utilities from the Go menu.
Second Open the Printer Setup Utility.
Third Select Printer Setup Utility menu, select Reset Printing System.
4th Click "Reset".
Tip: If you open the Printer Setup Utility can not (for example, due to your printing problems), you can try "Reset Printing System" directly to the function, and by holding down the Option key while you open the Printer Setup Utility.
Error message:
"The options to save as a PDF file and save the file as a PDF file PostScipt in the printer dialog box are not supported."
Version: Adobe InDesign CS3
Macs with Intel processors: a universal application to run using Rosetta force
Applications for Mac OS X that can be run both on a Mac with Intel processor or on a Mac with a PowerPC processor, called universal applications. Even if you do not have a Universal version of an application, you can run it with the help of Rosetta on a Mac with an Intel processor. Rosetta is available on any Mac with an Intel processor. Rosetta works in the background and uses an existing, native, non-universal application (which was developed for a Mac with a PowerPC processor, not a Classic application) so in order that it can be run on a Mac with Intel processor. You have to click only twice in the application!
From time to time you will have a Universal version of a graphic or web application on your Mac with Intel processor that you want to run using Rosetta and not with your own system. As some universal applications continue to rely on existing plug-ins, you must force a Universal application occasionally to run in Rosetta, the plug-in support. Check with the plug-in manufacturer to see if there are universal versions.
You can force a Universal application to open using Rosetta are:
First Click the Finder icon in the application.
Second Select the File menu, select Information (or press Command-I).
Third Check "Open using Rosetta" checkbox.
4th Close the window "Information".
If you double in the application, it will open using Rosetta, and all non-Universal plug-ins should work.
Mac OS X: "Reset Printing System" function
For Mac OS X 10.4, 10.5 or later to the Printer Setup Utility is a function to reset the printing system, ie a debugging feature that you can use after you have tried all other troubleshooting steps for printing. Important Note: This function should be performed as a last resort when troubleshooting a printing problem.
What happens when you run the "Reset printing system"?
* All print queues and print jobs are deleted.
* All printer settings are reset to their default settings and configuration files are deleted.
* There is an access rights check is in the folder / tmp.
All the above in the printer and fax list displayed devices must be added back after resetting the printing system.
Printing system in Mac OS X 10.5.x Reset
First Proceed as follows to select "Reset printing system" in Mac OS X 10.5.x to:
Second Choose System Preferences from the Apple menu.
Third Select Print & Fax in the Hardware section.
4th
Click and hold the control button in the printer list on the left side of the window, and then choose "Reset printing system" from the context menu. If no printer list appears, click while holding down the control key in the text "Click here to add a printer" and select "Reset Printing System."
Alternatively, you can, if several printers are listed, while holding down the option key in the key "-" (Remove printer) button.
Printing system in Mac OS X 10.4.x Reset
Proceed as follows to select "Reset printing system" in Mac OS X 10.4.x to use:
First From the Finder, choose Utilities from the Go menu.
Second Open the Printer Setup Utility.
Third Select Printer Setup Utility menu, select Reset Printing System.
4th Click "Reset".
Tip: If you open the Printer Setup Utility can not (for example, due to your printing problems), you can try "Reset Printing System" directly to the function, and by holding down the Option key while you open the Printer Setup Utility.
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22.05.2012
