LimitCheck Offending Command Addglyph Error Code HP Printer
A user can receive a LimitCheck error, offending command addglyph while printing a document. This error message occurs when a user is printing a document that contains Zapf Dinbats font or PhotoShop TIFF images.
The cause of the error is primarily because the document contains complex elements, however there are possible solutions to that when and if you encounter the Error LimitCheck Offending Command addglyph on a HP printer.
Troubleshooting Steps HP Printer Error LimitCheck Offending Command Addglyph
Here are some of the solutions to HP Printer Error LimitCheck Offending Command addglyph:
Lower the File Complexity
- Try to redesign the document in a way that would lower the intricacy of the file.
- Check which element of the document is causing the error, try to print the document without images if it has any and see if that works. Also the user can try to print smaller sections at a time.
- Try to print individual groups instead of the cluster or rotated groups. Generally it is difficult for the printer to work with multiple groups.
- Errors signing LimitCheck can also occur in nesting files, i.e. putting a PDF document on a page or putting an EPS within an EPS. This sort of creating nesting files increases the document’s complexity.
- Check the memory of your printer, as often providing multiple fonts can cause this error. So limit the number of different fonts in the file.
- For the printer to process large portions of data in image or drawing applications, opt for the ‘split long paths’. This will split the intricacy of the path and process the huge portions easily.
- In case the print is being taken from Illustrator and the file has gradients, choose the Compatible Gradient Printing Option or the use can also select from the dialogue box the option of Compatible Gradient and Gradient Mesh Printing. This can solve the problem.
- The LimitCheck Error, Offending Command addglyph can also appear if there is a large chunk of history of a PhotoShop EPS metadata. However the issue is solvable by removing the history by either changing the file into a TIFF or JPEG or any other format.
Provide the printer additional space to process
- The printer can analyse the document that it needs to work on if the resolution of the printer is lowered. Hence select a screen that is ruling higher and is incontinent but it will help the printer to process and avoid the error.
- Another option is to delete the memory of the printer by rebooting it.
- The user can also increase the memory of the printer by adding few more RAM and the problem of getting LimitCheck error Offending Command addglyph might get solved.
Stop burdening the Printer with software
Just limit the printer by just having the software that is essential to make it function properly. The extra software, plug-in options will only complicate the printer’s proper running, so avoid using queue for printing documents. Often the printer gets overloaded with these extra software, plug-ins and queue to function properly and thereby showing the error message LimitCheck Offending Command addglyph.
Corrupted fonts and Niknak
If fonts of a document are corrupted then they can also cause the error issue so check that. Niknak Version 1.1 is used in creating PDF documents.
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