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Article #25562Re: Cannot print to specified print file
From: Horace Smith
Date: Tue, 02 Jul 2002 15:25
Date: Tue, 02 Jul 2002 15:25
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Sean, Yes I am using Adist5.ppd printing to the pdf port. The path is c:\01400075\consecutive\msts.book where 01400075 is the manual part number, consecutive is the folder containing formats with consecutive page numbering which I've been using, and msts.book is the book file. I am logged on as administrator to my local C:\drive. I have always checked the print to file, and declared a name, and it has always worked. This time, however, I tried clearing it, and it actually started to create .ps, but one file at a time, as if I had entered * (which, by the way, I tried, and it didn't work at all). I do not want to print these files individually, I want to create one .ps file for the entire book. Another oddity, the PORT file disappeared over night. I had to reload Acrobat to get it back.
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