Consider the following scenario:
You have a point and print environment with Windows Server 2008 acting as a print server and a Windows XP machine as the client. When you print a document on the Windows XP machine to a printer on Windows Server 2008, the print job may be missing some characters. For example:
Solutions may print out as Solu ons
Nationally may print out as Na onally
Note the letters "t" and "ti" are missing from the actual print out.
If the print job is sent as a EMF type of job, the job does not print correctly.
If the print job is sent as a RAW type of job, the job does print correctly.
You have a point and print environment with Windows Server 2008 acting as a print server and a Windows XP machine as the client. When you print a document on the Windows XP machine to a printer on Windows Server 2008, the print job may be missing some characters. For example:
Solutions may print out as Solu ons
Nationally may print out as Na onally
Note the letters "t" and "ti" are missing from the actual print out.
If the print job is sent as a EMF type of job, the job does not print correctly.
If the print job is sent as a RAW type of job, the job does print correctly.