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I have a PSD file from a Canon with several layers. When I attempt to print it with the "Description" box checked to an Epson 2200, Photoshop quits unexpectedly. If I attempt to print the same file with the "description" box unchecked, it prints without a problem.
To solve this, I’ve tried the following, without any success:
Disk Warrior on both the system drive and the drive hosting the file. Printing it on the same computer but from a different physical drive. Printing it from another computer, directly connected to the 2200. Re-installing Photoshop.
Removing the fonts from the Library/Fonts folder, deleting the AdobeFnt(s). Rebuilding the file from the original CR2 file, using Camera Raw. Re-installing the Mac OS X 10.4.8 update combined.
Resetting PRAM, repairing permissions.
Saving the PSD file as a TIFF.
Copying the file to different drives (with Save As . . ) and trying to print.
Other, older files from the same camera (with the same type of layers, etc.) print fine with the description box checked, but the files from this day don’t.
If any one has any suggestions on what to try to work this out, I’d love to hear them.
Thanks,
David
To solve this, I’ve tried the following, without any success:
Disk Warrior on both the system drive and the drive hosting the file. Printing it on the same computer but from a different physical drive. Printing it from another computer, directly connected to the 2200. Re-installing Photoshop.
Removing the fonts from the Library/Fonts folder, deleting the AdobeFnt(s). Rebuilding the file from the original CR2 file, using Camera Raw. Re-installing the Mac OS X 10.4.8 update combined.
Resetting PRAM, repairing permissions.
Saving the PSD file as a TIFF.
Copying the file to different drives (with Save As . . ) and trying to print.
Other, older files from the same camera (with the same type of layers, etc.) print fine with the description box checked, but the files from this day don’t.
If any one has any suggestions on what to try to work this out, I’d love to hear them.
Thanks,
David
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