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Article #1804Re: Internal Error: 8004, 6345644, 8487696, 0 when attempting to Save as PDF
From: Art Campbell
Date: Sat, 25 Oct 2008 12:47
Date: Sat, 25 Oct 2008 12:47
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Adam, The first thing to check is whether the Adobe PDF printer instance is linked to a File port or not, in the operating system. The port is required, but occasionally disappears. If the printer isn't linked to a port, you can create one or do an uninstall/reinstall of Acrobat. But I'd disagree slightly about the need for a whole reinstall because the problem is most likely in Acrobat, not Frame, because the printer instance is unrecognized... So I'd try first just uninstalling the Acrobat instance and re-running the Acrobat installer. But leave Frame alone for the time being. Art
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