It turns out, by cruel coincidence that both my color printers at home and at work were out of color, and when printing the color figures, only some lines showed up on print (the same ones). Some lines didn't print, not even in faint colors.
I am not sure what happened on the B&W laser printer, but now everything is fine. I still think Acrobat Reader 8 has a problem with the eps files, but that is Adobe's problem, since acrobat reader 7 and foxit print them OK. Thanks Jean-Pierre, I didn't even suspect the printer until you mentioned the printer drivers. Thanks for the help "Jean-Pierre Chretien" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > >>>To: lyx-users@lists.lyx.org >>>From: "Miki Dovrat" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >>>Subject: Re: Another eps problem >>>Date: Fri, 26 Jan 2007 16:31:37 +0200 >>> >>>I tried other viewers - foxit on windows and kpdf (xpdf variant of KDE) >>>on >>>linux, and they both failed to print the file correctly, even when the >>>file >>>is made on a lyx 1.4.2 on Linux. > > So this wipes out problems with Acroread. > The PDF is badly managed by the printer driver whatever the PDF viewer. > >>> >>>Does that mean that the file itself (or the eps figures of Origin) is >>>somehow non-standard, and only ghostview for some reason is able to >>>handle >>>it? >>> >>>Too many things changed since my wife successfully printed her thesis on >>>lyx >>>1.4.1 on Windows, with MikTex 2.4. We still have her original pdf, and >>>it >>>DOES NOT print the Origin figures correctly now, but it did before. >>> >>>I am really confused. Things seem to contradict. If anyone has anything >>>other than sympathy, please share. I really need to get this fixed. > > First thing would be to be able to reproduce your problem. Can you > downsize it to a minimal example with one problematic figure, and post > the compressed lyx/graphic sources ? > > -- > Jean-Pierre > >
