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Our current situation has three operating systems in a futile fight of
compatability.
I've tested the concept of converting Word 95 files to .PDF format so that
everyone (NT, WIN, OS/2) could view them.
The viewing was successful, however, printing is another matter. All is
well for the MS group, but those with OS/2 are getting strange results.
In some cases, the print is reversed and upside down (not a problem is your
design team owns mirrors, but I digress). In another case, the lines print,
but the text is missing.
Any ideas? I know that they are using the latest OS/2 reader from Adobe.
