Dominique Deresmes
Institut d'Electronique et de Microelectronique du Nord.
Lille France.

I can refer you to an article I read in the 12 March 1996 issue of P.C.Magazine
which said there was a fix for this Windows 95 problem available from
Microsoft
in their knowledge base : http://www.microsoft.com/kb/
In summary -
1) DoubleClick on the printer's icon in Control Panel (or
Start:Settings:Printers)
2) RightClick on the printer you are trying to use and select Properties
3) Click on Details Tab and select Spool Settings
4) Set Spool Data Format to RAW (OK)
5) Click on Graphics Tab and select Use Raster Graphics
6) Click on Fonts Tab and select Print True Type as Graphics
7) Click on Device Options Tab, enter the true amount of printer memory, and
select Aggressive memory tracking
This is supposed to allow complex print jobs that worked in Windows 3.1 to
work
in Windows 95.

I experienced this same problem while printing certain pages from a .pdf
(Acrobat) file, and the answer given in a previous post did solve the problem
for me. For those interested the full answer is given at
http://www.microsoft.com/kb/articles/q138/6/00.htm