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Hello Jose/Joan, I was just wondering if you had a chance to look into this? I've just recently come back to this issue and have another problem as well; I don't know if it is related to the fact that I can't get 2.50 to work correctly. I have a Delphi 5 program that loads a DOC file into a Microsof...

Hello Jose, Sorry for the delay in replying. I have the following 'Printers and Faxes' on my XP Home Edition Dell PC: 1. CAPTURE FAX BVRP (Port: NUL) 2. Lexmark X1100 Series (Port: USB001) 3. Microsoft Office Document Image Writer (Port: Microsoft Document Imaging Writer Port) As I've mentioned in a...

Joan,

I've updated to PDF Converter 2.50c and still no joy. Any ideas?

Thanks,

Fiachra

Hi Joan, Thanks for the reply. Regarding your questions: * There is a folder called 'TEMP' on C:\ * The PDF Printer is installed as 'Amyuni PDF Converter' I uninstalled PDF Converter 2.50b-3 (Developer Version) and re-installed the evaluation version of PDF Converter 2.10i-3 (might be j-3) and the e...

Hello, Setup: * Windows XP Home Edition with SP2 * Delphi 5 Enterprise * Amyuni PDF Converter 2.50b-3 (Developer Version) I've uninstalled all previous versions of Amyuni (RAPID PDFWriter & PDF Converter 2.10 Evaluation Version) and installed PDF Converter 2.50 (entering the License and Activati...

Hello Joan, Thanks for the earlier reply. * The PDF Printer is installed and enabled on the server before running FLITE. * FLITE uses DriverInit. * FLITE cannot not generate an empty report - it will always have header information at the very least. * On log in with TS1, FLITE can immediately print ...

Setup: We have an application (FLITE) running under Terminal Services (TS) in Windows Server 2003. This application allows a user to save a report in PDF format using the PDF Converter. (PDF Converter has been installed as a printer by an Adminstrator.) TS can be started with two logins: the first o...

Hello Joan, Thanks for taking the time to reply, I do appreciate it. It looks like I made a bit of a mess of the example I posted - I inadvertently wrote: ... rc := PDFLock(pdf, pFilename); if rc <> 0 then ... although the actual running code is ... rc := PDFLock(pdf, pFilename); if rc = 0 then ... ...

Sorry, just to clarify the call to PDFDriverInit is my own wrapper around the DriverInit routine:

function PDFDriverInit(PrinterName: PChar): LongInt; stdcall; external 'cdintf210.dll' name 'DriverInit';

My company currently uses 'RAPID PDFWriter' with our Delphi application (FLITE) on a desktop machine. We are developing a Terminal Server version of FLITE and need to have the same 'Save to PDF' functionality available. I downloaded and installed the trial version of 'Amyuni PDF Converter', and am u...

Can anyone tell me what property (in code) should be set with RAPID PDFWriter to ensure that a user cannot modify the contents of a converted PDF?

Thanks,

Fiachra