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Re: Save as PDF

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From: janice_swanson
Date: Mon, 09 Feb 2009 18:06
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I uninstalled and reinstalled Acrobat. No need to delete the printer; that seems to happen automatically. (It wasn't there between uninstall/reinstall.) I checked for and installed updates and rebooted. I then attempted to print my book as before (with Print to File unchecked to Adobe PDF) and I get the Printing Book status screen, but still can't locate output.

As an added experiment, I performed the Save Book As PDF function and it worked in 3 minutes again. Everything seems uncorrupted, but I now get a message that I never got before: "Warning: A part of the Capture 3D plug-in has been damaged." It goes on to state that I must repair the installation and if that doesn't work to configure my anti-spyware program to not monitor registry changes. I'm not sure how to repair the installation short of doing another complete reinstall. I recall reading somewhere in the forum, someone else having to reconfigure their anti-spyware program. I'm thinking that may be my next step. Your thoughts?

Janice
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