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Article #1745Re: Destination Component has stopped working
From: graffiti
Date: Sat, 24 Jan 2009 22:23
Date: Sat, 24 Jan 2009 22:23
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even though I have uninstalled the free application, something is messed
up with Adobe Reader
I'm not saying there "isn't" anything wrong with Reader but, it's doubtful.
The error message is typical of a corrupt PDF which means the file, for whatever reason, is being wrecked before you even get it to Reader.
If it's an installation issue, the MS Installer Cleanup Utility I mentioned earlier will clear it up but again, I doubt that's the issue.
So your scanner is an HP? Did it come with a disk? If so, check the disk for the application that you actually use to scan and reinstall it. Don't believe HP support to fast. They're well known for their lack of knowledge (even for their own products).
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