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<t>Hello,<br/> The behavior you are mentioning is related to the application you are using to open the image not doPDF. Our converter processes the images as it receives them and does not make any changes to any image. <br/> Please try to open the document with another application and try again with...

Hello,
I am afraid we cannot help you in providing any samples. We only offer support directly related to our doPDF application functionality.
Thank you for understanding.

Hello,
This operation is possible however i am afraid we cannot provide you with a sample for your conversion.
Thank you for understanding.

doPDF 7.1 build 342 is now available, this only contains a small fix as crashes occurred when creating PDF files with OpenType fonts and embedding those

Hi, it seems in this case that their printing script messes-up/splits the page this way, if printing it normally shows fine. So that's not something we can help with but the developer of that webpage can take a look at the printing script and see what's happening.

We haven't forgotten about this, it's one of the priorities for the next version.

<t>doPDF doesn't have a feature to disable auto-opening, so are you sure on the XP machine the PDF is created? After doPDF finishes the "printing" it sends a command to the PDF reader to open the resulted file. If the file is correctly created on your machine and you can view it, but it doesn't open...

<r>Hi, this is the way Excel works, see this article <URL url="http://www.novapdf.com/kb/printing-an-entire-excel-workbook-to-a-single-pdf-file-135.html"><LINK_TEXT text="http://www.novapdf.com/kb/printing-an-e ... e-135.html">http://www.novapdf.com/kb/printing-an-entire-excel-workbook-to-a-single-p...

This is odd indeed, can you please check you have the latest version of doPDF installed?

We received it and our developers will take a look to see why the colors aren't converted. A quick fix would be to switch to a different graph style that doesn't contain any fades/shades, for instance Style 2.