Explore your options to isolate the problem.

• Have you tried printing to virtual PDF printer and exporting?
• Have you tried printing directly from InDesign and printing from Adobe Reader/Acrobat?
• Have you tried outlining all fonts in a copy of the InDesign file and then producing PDF?

Jim,

I have been able to print by pressing the Stop button on the top of my printer. I guess my question is, why does the printer always try to print from the MPF tray when it is not installed?

These particular docs were just scans saved as a TIFF then dropped into InDesign to be printed. I am using the standard File> Export method to create the pdf. I thought maybe there was a setting in Advanced on my printer that was making the default MPF tray the place to grab paper instead of my standard tray. I only have one tray in this printer. Isn't the MPF one of those trays you can insert on the side to run specialty paper through?

I will try the other methods also and let you know what happens.

Does the manual for this printer conflict with the behavior you are experiencing?

It seems to be operating as designed.

Make sure "manual feed" is not selected as "source" in your print settings.

That is one thing I did not check.

Thanks,

Daniel