Our job involves printing out multiple PDFs to make up a booklet. The cover PDF is a single A5 sheet with images and the 'inner' PDF is eight sides of A4 and mostly text with some small images. There's also an order slip which is a PDF created by the website and displayed in Chrome.
We have two computers, both Windows 10 64-bit version 20H2. One has 64GB RAM, the other has 32GB RAM, both are running Foxit Reader 10.1.1.36576.
On the 32GB machine, we can only print four PDFs (two covers, two inners) before Foxit crashes. The menu bar goes black and the unresponsive and the program quits. On the 64GB machine this limit is higher and we are able to print 8 documents before the same problem occurs.
The number of copies of each PDF we print does not affect the crashing - we can easily print 20 copies of the same one on the same run.
The amount of printing from Chrome does not affect the crashing - we can print as many pages as we like.
It does not matter if we print a PDF and them close its tab - it's the number of print runs that causes the crash.
We have two computers, both Windows 10 64-bit version 20H2. One has 64GB RAM, the other has 32GB RAM, both are running Foxit Reader 10.1.1.36576.
On the 32GB machine, we can only print four PDFs (two covers, two inners) before Foxit crashes. The menu bar goes black and the unresponsive and the program quits. On the 64GB machine this limit is higher and we are able to print 8 documents before the same problem occurs.
The number of copies of each PDF we print does not affect the crashing - we can easily print 20 copies of the same one on the same run.
The amount of printing from Chrome does not affect the crashing - we can print as many pages as we like.
It does not matter if we print a PDF and them close its tab - it's the number of print runs that causes the crash.
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