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Article #573Re: AdobePS5 & Win2K questions
From: Dov_Isaacs
Date: Tue, 28 Oct 2003 22:49
Date: Tue, 28 Oct 2003 22:49
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Nothing has changed. Depending upon how you ran the Adobe Universal Windows PostScript Driver Installer may in fact place a copy of the AdobePS 5.x driver on your system. That is very different from �installing� the driver, i.e., creating a PostScript printer driver instance that uses that driver with a PPD on your local system. Most likely, the AdobePS 5.x driver was placed on your system if you indicated that you might want to share a driver instance with a client running Windows NT 4. The only other possibility would be if you upgraded a Windows NT 4 system to Windows 2000 without doing a clean install or if you installed a copy of Adobe PressReady on your system. In either of those cases, in fact the AdobePS 5.x driver would actually be active. - Dov
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