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Monday Dec 5, 2011 #
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Aagghhh
Stupid company bigwig decided it would be a good idea to save money by decreasing the default toner level on the printers (so I heard this evening), so most of the stuff that gets printed on the B/W printer is more or less illegible, to the point I just dumped a 30 page article I printed without reading it (and to the point that Peter got an expense reimbursement rejected because the printout of the receipt was illegible).
Option 1 - print on the brand new colour printer which is really quite nice, but seems counterproductive.
Option 2 - change the print settings to best quality rather than default, but I can't seem do that on a Mac.
And some Mac internal entertainment:
"If you preview a PDF file before printing it and then print that preview, you may notice a decrease in the quality of the printout because you are printing a PDF file created from a PDF file.
To get the best quality when you print a PDF file, find the window containing the original PDF file and print the original."
Stupid company bigwig decided it would be a good idea to save money by decreasing the default toner level on the printers (so I heard this evening), so most of the stuff that gets printed on the B/W printer is more or less illegible, to the point I just dumped a 30 page article I printed without reading it (and to the point that Peter got an expense reimbursement rejected because the printout of the receipt was illegible).
Option 1 - print on the brand new colour printer which is really quite nice, but seems counterproductive.
Option 2 - change the print settings to best quality rather than default, but I can't seem do that on a Mac.
And some Mac internal entertainment:
"If you preview a PDF file before printing it and then print that preview, you may notice a decrease in the quality of the printout because you are printing a PDF file created from a PDF file.
To get the best quality when you print a PDF file, find the window containing the original PDF file and print the original."