Adobe PDF Print Engine (APPE) on Texprint 14

[toanho81]

Dear,

I used Texprint14. Today, I want to print PDF file. But It couldnt Rip file. It shows this dialogue:
"D=1742] KHAN HFIC2-01 for [PE=[1742]Reactive]
[TM=2015/05/23 14:38:23] RIP process started
Adobe JDF Print Processor
Product: Adobe PDF Print Engine
Version: 2.5.4005.3
Release Date: Mon Jun 6 01:18:38 2011

Build Time: Aug 7 2013, 19:27:47
Current Time: May 23 2015, 14:38:23

Initializing JDF Print Processor ...
ACR DLL Version loaded: 2.5.0
ACR core is initialized
JDFPlayer is initialized

...JDF Print Processor is initialized

>>>> Submitting J O B 0 to JDF Player <<<<<
>>>> Job 0 was received on command line
>>>> Job 0 URL is file:///C:/Users/Public/Documents/EsRip/14/Files/Raster/676E6E401D3A6DA69BCDF17CEB3B9F19#1.jdf
Adobe PDF Print Engine failed with Error: -1073741819
Print data generated for [1742]Reactive
[AE=1311]: KHAN HFIC2-01.pdf
File could not be rasterized [111].
[TM=2015/05/23 14:38:24] !!!! ERROR !!!! ( 0:00:01 )"

Anyone can help me show this problem.

Thanks so much.

[Shap]

Try to save as postscript and Rip the .ps.
Otherwise, try saving the problematic file as "Optimized pdf".
This seems to clean many of the problems that stumble a Rip.

Good luck.

[yahuu]

Select Interpreter for PDF Rendering is Ghostscript and try again to see what will happen there.

[toanho81]

Select Interpreter for PDF Rendering is Ghostscript and try again to see what will happen there.

Thanks your help.

About Ghostscript, it is ok. But I want to RIP with APPE mode.

Do you know how to fix it?

Thanks so much

[Shap]

As a last resort I always turn to Photoshop. It "Rips" thru the most complex files.

You just "Open" the pdf, rasterize and save as .eps.

The stronger your computer, the shorter it takes.

These Photoshop eps files will run perfectly.

Naturally, smaller text or delicate vector objects will dictate using higher resolution.

Unfortunately (but understandably...) Adobe limited the maximum number of pixels, so files of large area or very high resolution can't be rasterized.

Mind you, this is just a workaround for tough situations. It takes time and makes you work with large raster files.


Good luck.

[DLz]

Is problem solved yet?

[toanho81]

Is problem solved yet?

HI,

not yet Mr DLz... I still find out how to Rip it.

Thanks