jan_stotes

<p>It is CS5, FWIW I have never intentionally printed anything to a PDF, I have the Canon selected in photoshop and as the default printer on the computer. I have also never used the Export command.</p>

<p>Strange that I've had this setup for almost a year, my workflow and color management have remained the same and this issue is just popping up.</p>

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<p>I'm a big fan, they're great. I send digital files as well and have used them for anything from prints to canvases to aluminum prints and been well satisfied. (I'm not affiliated in any way other than being a satisfied customer).</p>

<p>About a month ago I got a new MacBook and noticed that sometimes I could print directly to my Canon Pixma Pro 9000 MkII, and sometimes it would just create a PDF preview. I had never run into this on my Imac that I've had for about a year.</p>

<p>Restarting photoshop after the printer was connected and online seemed to work to correct the problem at the time.</p>

<p>However, tonight I made a print, changed an ink cartridge, and went to make another print with my Imac (which I've never had this happen with), and now I'm getting the PDF preview. I've tried restarting photoshop, the printer, the computer, all to no avail.</p>

<p>I can print to the printer through my word processor, and I'm sure I could print the PDF, but I'd rather send the real image. I have done all sorts of web searches to no avail, am I the only one to have had this problem, or am I simply missing something really simple?</p>

<p>Thanks for your help!</p>

<p>I heard that x-ray scanners can fog ur memory card...</p>

<p>If ur serious, carry-on is safest way to travel with gear, the x-rays now are even safe for fim in carry-on. Look at TSA website.</p>