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Hi all,

I have produced recently a very nice document with ConTeXt, loaded with
graphics. I always open it locally with xpdf, which renders it
perfectly. I tried to open the same document under Acrobat Reader, and
for some reason the reader claims there is some error with the document.

This only happens with this new, ConTeXt-produced document (otherwise
Acrobat works normally). And the document seems ok (as xpdf can read it
perfectly).

Has anyone of you had this situation? Does anyone know what to do in
this case?

(One reason I need to be able to open it is for quality printing: the
place where they have the good printers is windows-based, so I want them
to be able to open the file with Acrobat... unless anyone suggests some
other option).

Andres Villaveces