МФУ при печате заменяет шрифты

[PKNord]

Добрый день. Проблема в том, что при распечатки dwg файлов, МФУ заменяет шрифты текста, меняя их формат и размер. Что бы решить проблему, сначала файл приходится переводить в pdf формат, а потом распечатывать. Пробовали распечатывать эти файлы на этом МФУ с разных компютеров с операционной системой 8.1 и 7. Одно и тоже. Другие принтеры, в том числе и HP, печатают нормально, шрифты не меняют.

В настройках принтера, на всех шрифтах стоит, что бы принтер шрифты не менял.

[danny-r · Accepted solution]

@PKNord

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[PKNord]

Good afternoon. The problem is that when printing dwg files, MFP replaces the font of the text, changing their format and size. That would solve the problem, first file have to be converted to pdf format and then print. Tried to print these files on the MFP with different computers with the operating system 8.1 and 7. One and the same. Other printers, including HP, print normally, the fonts do not change.

In the printer settings, all fonts is that the printer fonts are not changed.

[MKazi]

@PKNord

Let me take a moment to thank you for posting on the HP Support Forums. 

I understand that you have an HP LaserJet Pro M1536dnf Multifunction Printer. I read that when you try to print .DWG files, the printer replaced the font of the text and changes the format and size. You have to convert them to PDF to and print. I'll do my best to help you.

I did some research and found some information regarding this case:

• The .DWG is not a print-ready file, it’s a native file for use with Auto­CAD and oth­er CAD pro­grams.
• You may try the following suggestions:

1. Use Auto­CAD. Con­vert the .DWG files to a print-ready for­mat using Auto­CAD and the print­er dri­ver for your tar­get print­er. Open the file in Auto­CAD, make the prop­er print set­tings, and then choose to “Print to File” rather than direct­ly to the print­er. This cre­ates a print-ready file in the cho­sen direc­to­ry. You can then send the­se result­ing print files to your RIP. If you’re work­ing with a typ­i­cal graph­ic arts type of RIP and print­er, then PDF would be your best choice. If you have a tech­ni­cal doc­u­ment wide for­mat printer/RIP, then HPGL or HPGL2 would work just fine.
2. Use free tools from Auto­CAD. If you don’t have Auto­CAD and you can’t get the print files from the cus­tomer, you can down­load a copy of DWG True­View™ or Auto­CAD 360 from Auto­CAD, they’re both free. You can then open and view Auto­CAD .DWG files with them and both will let you cre­ate print files (PDFs). Down­load here: http://www.autodesk.com/products/dwg/viewers#
3. Use Adobe Acro­bat Pro. You can also open and con­vert .DWG files to PDF using Adobe Acro­bat Pro, it’s a built-in fea­ture.

Hope this information helps. Keep me posted. Good luck! 🙂

[PKNord]

Thank you for responding. But the proposal to transfer what I want to print from one format to another and then print, does not solve the problem that the MFP does not print the format that I need it printed. I wrote that if you convert dwg to pdf, everything is printed from a pdf as I need. But it's the extra steps and spent the extra time do not want to spend, and print often. For example, there are MFP HP M1005 LaserJat, so it prints the file normally and just as necessary. There are several printers from different manufacturers, and they also print without any additional steps, but I need a technique that is near and which is more comfortable to use, worked well, and didn't have to waste time or translate from one format to another, or run to a nearby Cabinet for printed documents.

[MKazi]

@PKNord

You're welcome. 🙂

I need additional time to research on this issue. I will post you with an answer in the next couple of days. Thanks for your patience in the meantime. 

Cheers!

[MKazi]

@PKNord

Thank you very much for your patience. 

Please install the inbuilt printer drivers in Windows operating system. 

NOTE: When you reach the list of HP Printer drivers to choose from, then please select Universal Print Drivers and continue further.

If that does not help then select PCL 6 drivers and install them.

Hope this helps. Good luck!