In order to print to any of the color printers at the GSFA, you must first understand the basics of how the GSFA printing system works. Typically you want everything to agree in both of these places, but between certain applications and printer drivers, it has been noticed that the Landscape-Portrait switches may conteract eachother. The various applications have different ways of switching between low and high-res modes, these will be discussed below. Sometimes, the application can lose touch with the high-res version of the image in question. When this happens, you may need to delete the problem image or images and place them again.
Applications create temporary files while they are working.
You typically need a lot of scratch space when transforming documents, running out of scratch can be problematic. If you notice odd behavior related to missing pieces of your document or only low-resolution previews being included, make sure you have plenty of scratch space. These nested files usually look fine when you look at them in the application. Occaisionally, an included file may not look right on your print. Some applications have limitations on document dimensions, others apps require odd rituals to set custom sizes, these are covered in the application-specific sections below.