Picture in report resizes depending on printer

[SallyJenkins]

I have created a report that has our company logo printed in the upper left corner. The report is output to a pdf file. When someone opens the report with a different default printer from mine, the logo 'grows'. Is there either a different image file type I can embed into the report, or some parameter I can set when outputting to PDF that will keep this from occuring?
After the report is distributed (on the network) I have no control over who opens it and which printer they are defaulted to.

 

[PaulO]

Is it just the image that 'grows' or the text areas also?

 

[SallyJenkins]

It is just the image that resizes.

 

[PaulO]

So the same PDF file prints the image differently on two separate printers? The only other thing I would check is the page setup and property settings of different printers to see if they're fully aligned, but if it's the same output PDF file I'm stumped.

 

[SallyJenkins]

It is the same PDF file. I believe it has to do with the difference between say an HP print driver and Xerox print driver. I've never had this problem before now, just since I have created the pdf's from a MS Access report; within Access. Here's the code.
DoCmd.OutputTo acOutputReport, "DAFStatSumActs", acFormatPDF, strFileName

Thanks for taking a look at this.