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Topic is Open Every time if any user start Microsoft Outlook2003 or Word2003, the System istalling the print2pdf software. The Install-Box from Print2PDF signs Please wait while windows configures Print2PDF. How can i fix these problem? Print2PDF Server 6.1.06.1211 install every time by starting Word or Outlook
by Johann-georg Röhm		 3 Wed Feb 20 2008
2:31:18 PM (EST)
Topic is Open Dear all, we recognize a hick-up everytime we print2pdf from lotus notes: as soon as the save as dialog opens, you can't push any button in that dialog, can't insert a filename, etc. what you have to do is (e.g. via alt-tab) change the application/focus e.g. to explorer, internet explorer, whatever. Then changing back to lotus notes the dialog is normal again. what can we do to avoid this strange behaviour? Print2PDF from Lotus Notes - Hick-ups?
by Peter Buesch		 2 Wed Feb 20 2008
3:52:45 PM (EST)
Topic is Open Using Build 6.1.07.0503 of print2pdf server edition. Vista users seem unable to add the print2pdf printer. any hints? Add print2pdf on Vista
by Ebel Kemeling		 3 Sun Oct 7 2007
3:45:27 AM (EST)
Topic is Open Can the Fast Web View option be turned on when generating a PDF using Print2PDF SE 6.1? Have a Federal agency that requires any PDFs sent to them have this feature enabled. The same agency also requires the PDF Version be at least 1.5. We're able to meet this by selecting JPEG2000 under compression, but was wondering if there was an easier way Fast Web View?
by Timothy Walsh		 2 Wed Jul 11 2007
11:27:30 AM (EST)
Topic is Open Has anyone tried merging documents with the new version released April 19 2007. I tried and it is just overwriting the current file, not merging. Merge feature in new update
by Alan Greig		 4 Mon May 14 2007
1:08:30 PM (EST)
Topic is Open I have changed the setting in the printer preferences for the location where the pdf should go to, but it continues to save the pdf's on my desktop. I am using 6.1 Server Edition on Terminal Server. Also, is there a way to name the pdf before printing it? Choosing the path where the pdf is saved to
by Larry Klein		 1 Tue Jun 12 2007
12:16:03 PM (EST)
Topic is Open hi, when we convert file to pdf, we want index page also. so when we click on particular line on index page it should take me to that part in the file. for eg. in index page chapter 2 is written, when i click on chapter 2, it should take me to chapter 2 page. regards sanjay how to indexing?
by Sanjay Shah		 2 Thu May 17 2007
6:32:43 AM (EST)
Topic is Open Does Print2PDF support PDF convertion through a web page using apache web server? PDF convertion through web
by Shubha Ramesh		 1 Thu Mar 15 2007
6:13:52 AM (EST)
Topic is Open This is the full error message. See previous topic. Error Code: -5009 : 0x8002802b Error Information: >Ctor\ObjectWrapper.cpp (163) >Ctor\ObjectWrapper.cpp (391) >Kernel\Component.cpp (1163) >Kernel\CABFile.cpp (384) >SetupDLL\SetupDLL.cpp (1526) pAPP:Print2PDF PVENDOR:Software602 PGUID:6FA14A05-B6F7-4E27-AD00-FEA997D45A6F $11.0.0.28844PAK @Windows XP Service Pack 2 (2600) IE 7.0.6000.16414 New Computer Installation
by John Cox		 1 Thu Mar 15 2007
4:39:55 PM (EST)
Topic is Open i create a form in word or HTML, and i want to convert it to pdf and still be able to send it to users to fill in the forms, and collect data. Can i do this using print2pdf? can i create fillable forms for using print2pdf
by Sunil Nagaraj		 1 Mon Mar 5 2007
6:49:51 AM (EST)
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