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Join Date: Jul 2004
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blank PDF:s
I just installed PrimoPDF on a Windows XP-machine.
When I´m printing a Word document via PrimoPDF the result is a totaly blank pdf!!!! Why? Is this program junk? /Fenton |
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Join Date: Feb 2004
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What happens when you print the page physically?
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Output blank too
The result of printing the blank PDF is a totally blank paper.
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Join Date: Jul 2004
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I am having the same problem. Blank pdfs.
WinXP SP2 Acrobat 6 Is this incompatiblity with WinXPSP2 version or Acrobat6? Hasit been tested with these? Thanks |
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Join Date: Aug 2004
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The same problem: details
Hi
I have the same problem. Installation worked fine, primopdf port is enabled. When I want to convert one single page (no pictures etc.) from word 2003 into pdf, I can choose beween the two quality options, the result displayed in Acrobat reader 5.0 is a blanc page. I have only used Arial as font, so this can't be the problem. My operating system: Windows XP home SP1 (including a lot of SP2 fixes). I have reinstalled PrimoPDF allready twice. Thank you for your cooperation Regards Gipfel |
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Join Date: Jul 2004
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Type 1 fonts?
By any chance are you using Type 1 fonts rather than Truetype fonts? We've got a problem creating PDFs using a Type 1 font, whereas Truetypes work fine.
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I mean what happens when you physically print the doc instead of printing it to Primo?
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For those with this problem, I'd like to see the source postscript file so that I can see if the postscript is not being properly created by the print driver or if the postscript to pdf conversion is failing. You will find the postscript file (that I'm looking for) in your program files\activepdf\primopdf folder with a name of Temp.ps
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I believe the issue would be the permissions on the primoPDF folder are not allowing the print driver to create it's postscript file there. Allow access to everyone or reinstall while logged in as Admin.
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Join Date: Nov 2004
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blank pdf
(Sorry for my english!!)
I am having the same problem. Blank pdfs. But my temp.ps contain this: [ /Creator (PrimoPDF http://www.primopdf.com) /DOCINFO pdfmark Also I've verified that this file have been created each time I've try to print with Primo PDF! I've Win XP Home SP1, and I've verified that in Win 2000 Professional PrimoPDF is ok! |
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