If you are using a Canon printer and you print a multiple-orientation
document to the FILE: port, some of the fonts in the document may not be
printed when you print the output file.
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This behavior is caused by a problem in the firmware of some Canon
printers. The following printers are known to exhibit this behavior:
| • | Canon LBP-4 |
| • | Canon LBP-4U |
| • | Canon LBP-4 Lite |
| • | Canon LBP-4 Plus |
| • | Canon LBP-8 III |
| • | Canon LBP-8 III Plus |
| • | Canon LBP-8 IIIR |
| • | Canon LBP-8 IIIT |
| • | Canon LBP-8 IV |
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To work around this behavior, use either of the following methods:
| • | Enable the Print TrueType As Graphics option. To do so, follow these
steps:
| 1. | Click the Start button, point to Settings, and then click Printers. | | 2. | Use the right mouse button to click the printer you are using,
and then click Properties on the menu that appears. | | 3. | On the Fonts tab, click the Use TrueType As Graphics option, and
then click OK. |
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| • | Do not use multiple orientations in one document. Print each section
of a multiple-orientation document as a separate document.
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This behavior occurs only with documents printed to the FILE: port that
contain multiple orientations and more than one TrueType font.
For additional information about these printers, please contact Canon
Technical Support.
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