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Article #7423Re: Too few Operands
From: Gene_Hutton
Date: Wed, 21 Feb 2007 16:41
Date: Wed, 21 Feb 2007 16:41
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This is usually caused when a pdf is received via email and has become corrupt. If you can: Ask the PDF file's creator to do one or more of the following: -- Upload the original PDF file to the Web or network server again. For assistance, contact the Web server's administrator or the network administrator. -- Re-create the PDF file, and upload it to the Web or network server again. -- Remove any spaces from the filename, and upload the PDF file to the Web or network server again. -- Upload the PDF file to the Web server using a different FTP application. -- Move the PDF file onto the Web or network server using a method other than FTP (for example, copy the file). -- Send the PDF file as an attachment to an e-mail message using a different encoding method. Refer to the e-mail application's documentation for instructions on creating a new e-mail message and attaching a file to it. -- Send the PDF file as an attachment to an e-mail message, making sure to zip or stuff the fie before sending it.
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