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Acrobat Reader 7 creates temporary files Z*.tmp on my terminal server when users print to a pcl printer. These create a big problem, as these files are "untouchable". When a user prints, about 9 files are created. After closing AR, 6 are cleaned up and 3 reside. These files are locked in a way that only rebooting the terminal server get's these files to be released. When a user log's off these files reside. Even a domain administrator can't delete these, as the system claims that the files might be in use.

My best option would be some help how to release these files, but a work-around is print as image on the advanced printing options dialog. As this problem is occuring with every users since i upgraded from AR 6, i have to enforce this.

So: who knows how to enforce "Print as image" by a group policy or registry entry?

Regards, Hans.

INFO
Windows 2000 Terminal Server
Acrobat Reader 7.0 (currently 7.0.8 but this
                    happened with previous
                    versions also).
Server: 2 GB RAM, 5 GB Disk space free, 20 users.
Printer: HP Lasersjet 5, Konika Minolta 3300 and 5330.