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I can't. I am not a Windows Server admin. I can tell you what it is. I'm willing to bet that if you already have domain logins, there is a domain admin set up somewhere. You know when you log in to an XP machine, the login screen has (or can have) 3 areas to fill in information: userid, password, an...

I had a similar problem on an XP machine a while back. I do not remember if it is the exact same error you are describing or not because I got past it. Here's what I did, and I still don't understand why it didn't work initially. I attempted to install PDF Converter using the local Admin account on ...

Actually, based on this thread

http://www.amyuni.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=446

I thought it was a PDF Converter problem. Has that changed in a more recent release?

Haven't worked with automating Visio or Project via VB, and I don't have either installed on my machine, but if the Visio Print method has no arguments, my guess is that it would be printing the active document to the default printer. So, all you would have to do is set up the PDF Converter printer ...

Don't know how PeachTree installs the PDF Converter, but I have one possibility. In XP, you have to be signed on as Administrator, or at least as someone who has the rights to add/modify printers, in order to be able to install a printer. That is how PDF Converter works. Now, there are two ways that...

In Word, you can get a non-breaking hyphen by typing ctrl-shift-hyphen. (That is holding down both the ctrl and shift key and then typing the hyphen.) I believe in Word, it is possible to make the displayed text different then the hyphen. If so, make the URL just as now, but use a ctrl-shift-hyphen ...

In the standard character set, there are special characters like a non-breaking space and a non-breaking hyphen. They are used to indicate to programs like Word that you should not insert a line-break at this point in the line. No matter what, keep the words separated by these non-breaking character...

I'm just curious. But could you use a non-breaking hyphen character in the displayed text and then use the normal one in the hyperlink itself?

I have used non-breaking spaces in hyperlinks created using PDF Converter.

Did you look at the "Common Driver Interface 210" pdf file that should be in the install directory for the developer version? It includes full documentation on the API and some sample code. I'm using the ActiveX control from VB, but it would be possible to do what you want there, so I'm qu...

Actually, the code above was properly creating the file. It was when I tried to open it using "cdiDoc.Open strFileName " that it failed. I did get it to work, though I suspect there may be a problem with the open method under certain circumstances. In my PrintRR call, I was not explicitly ...

The code below works fine for Windows 2000 machines, but on a Win98 and a Win95 machine, the code fails when on the cdiDoc.Open line. I'm rather new to PDF Converter, so I may be missing something. Public Sub PDFPrint(strFileName As String) On Error GoTo FAILURE Dim cdi As CDIntfEx.CDIntfEx Dim cdiD...

I'll answer my own question for others who might search for this. I was not able to get the graphic to link directly, however, I did find that the following would work: 1. Print the graphic. 2. Set the font size large enough to cover the height of the graphic 3. Print non-breaking spaces the width o...

I'm currently using an evaluation copy of PDF Converter Developer for probable use in an internal application. One of the things I would like to do is to hyperlink our corporate logo on top of the page. I have successfully created hyperlinks on text items. The documentation on the SetHyperlink metho...