Amyuni Technologies

Hi Joanna,
don't worry, I'm not going to post them here

Anyway, why the very same license codes do work with the 2.50f driver (which is able to convert PDF->RTF) while with 3.02 do not?
Thank you!
Luke

I tried the very same code with drivers 2.50f and it works, so this issue seems to be related to the 3.02 version...
I double-checked and the PDF files gets created.
This happens both on my vista business (x86) machine and on the win2003 (x64) machine on which I just tried it...
HTH

Is there a way I can tell if PDF2RTF() is enabled for a given license? I tried printing to a PDF and then converting it to a RTF file, but it returns 0 and doesn't work at all. I'm calling SetLicenseKey with the licensing strings before of that, but that doesn't seem to help :( I'm sure I'm missing ...

Hello Joanna, I went back reading again this old topic and wanted to add some info. I would be glad to check both date/time and version, but I cannot since it's the Windows Installer engine which takes care of that comparison, I have no way to change it... So -by now- I disabled upgrading from one v...

First of all, please don't mind the "printer preferences" part: I just read that this is "by design", so that's ok :) For what concerns printing with fonts using ReportBehavior 90, I still cannot reproduce it on other machines. I tried it on a clean XP virtual machine and what I ...

Perfect

In our code the printer is enabled right before printing, so there are no significant delays between EnablePrinter() and effective printing: just the time it takes to apply those settings we were talking about earlier in this thread

Thank you!
Luke

That's quite odd, since I managed to print using ReportBehavior 90 and got text as fonts, not graphics... I was happy since it usually didn't work, but could not tell why it's working now. As a matter of fact, a couple of days ago it stopped using fonts and went back to the usual "graphics"...

Well, I guess I should have specified that I'm using Visual Fox Pro 9.0SP2... I noticed that, when using the "old" engine (the one with ReportBehavior 80), the text written in "Vivaldi italic bold" gets correctly written as a font, not a bitmap. If I switch to ReportBehavior 90 (...

Hello, I'm trying to print some reports using non-default fonts in them. My customers will be doing that, so I wanted to make sure they'll have no trouble.. I'm setting these options as of now: SetFileNameOptions(hPrn,0x80000013) that is I'm enabling these: AutoImageCompression 0x80000000 EmbedFonts...

Another question:
does EnablePrinter() have to be invoked exactly in that order?
I'm currently calling it right after printer initialization and it seems to work: do you see any problem with this?

Thank you again
Luke

Thank you Joanna! I followed you checklist and had it working at last :D I chose the second option ("on the fly") since I think it's more appropriate for the usage pattern we have. My problem probably was that I was trying to post-process the resulting PDF when it wasn't ready, so switchin...

So let me undestand... From what I read, I have two choices: One: 1. create the PDF (or take an already existing one) 2. call SetLicenseKeyA, then EncryptPDFDocument() or EncryptPDFDocument128(), and then SetDefaultConfig() this one is doing some kind of post-processing on the PDF, so I'll have to m...

Hello Joanna,

Thank you for the reply!
No, I tried this only on the 32bit Vista machine I'm working with.... didn't try on a 64bit machine yet.

PS: I have UAC enabled, if that matters..

That's quite strange. I'm currently using such a dynamic method to invoke the cdintf.dll functions and have no troubles doing it through the DLL interface in the very same way you did. I've tried this on v2.10, v2.50f, v3.01a and v3.02 also.. You can check: a) timings: be sure you don't wait too muc...

PS: i also found a clue that v.3.02 doesn't work well with PDF encryption in this other post , which reads: We are using PDF Converter 3.00, not 3.02. I tried 3.02, but that seems to have problems encrypting PDFs using the EncryptPDFDocument() method, so I abandoned that. ..which is exactly what I'm...