Export to PDF on long do***ent dies half way through...

I am generating a Hi-Res PDF from InDesign with imported files from Illustrator that has embedded images from Photoshop.

Once created, the HR PDF has some light lines around a few (but not all ) of the imported elements.

The thin line appears not only on screen but in the film.

Any thoughts are appreciated.

Thank you.

Rich: How much RAM do you have? Sounds like a memory issue or possibly not enough room on the disk.

Clark: do a search for "stitching" or "white lines in PDF". Discussed frequently. For starters, export to Acrobat 5 or higher and see what happens.

Richard S. - I have 9 GB RAM and 350+ GB on a 500GB drive left. Can't be those. Adobe seems to think that it's my e-SATA drive (wired right onto the motherboard not a card). They wanted me to move everything to the internal drive. I said what's the point... they're both wired right to the motherboard? Seems to be an Adobe problem. They shouldn't make features available that don't work 100% of the time.

They wanted me to move everything to the internal drive.

Could be that the OS or app interprets the data better from the internal drive. Don't know until you try. What size is your file? ID has a 2GB limit. Could be that the file spooling in the background + size of actual file exceeds 2GB limit.

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1 14th June 16:08 External User Posts: 1	Export to PDF on long doent dies half way through...* I am generating a Hi-Res PDF from InDesign with imported files from Illustrator that has embedded images from Photoshop. Once created, the HR PDF has some light lines around a few (but not all ) of the imported elements. The thin line appears not only on screen but in the film. Any thoughts are appreciated. Thank you.

2 16th June 17:38 richard_sohanchyk External User Posts: 1	Export to PDF on long doent dies half way through...* Rich: How much RAM do you have? Sounds like a memory issue or possibly not enough room on the disk. Clark: do a search for "stitching" or "white lines in PDF". Discussed frequently. For starters, export to Acrobat 5 or higher and see what happens.

4 17th June 11:08 richard_sohanchyk External User Posts: 1	Export to PDF on long doent dies half way through...* They wanted me to move everything to the internal drive. Could be that the OS or app interprets the data better from the internal drive. Don't know until you try. What size is your file? ID has a 2GB limit. Could be that the file spooling in the background + size of actual file exceeds 2GB limit.