PDF Converter in Windows NT4

Icunune · Post by **Icunune** » Mon Jan 24 2005

Hi to everybody, and excuse my english.

My aplication uses Pdf converter to transform visual foxpro reports in pdf. If I run my aplication in windows xp, windows 2000, windows 98, the result of the transformation is okey, and after I can open the new pdf file without problems, but if I run my aplication in Windows NT4 service pack 6, I've this problem: FILE CONCATENATION FAILED. the pdf file is created but with 0kb, and when I try to open it shows the same problem. Why?

Is compatible pdf converter with Windows NT4??

Please, If someone knows the solution, send me it.

Tank You a lot..

Best regards

Sergio Castro

Joan · Post by **Joan** » Mon Jan 24 2005

Hello,

Are you using NT4 and IIS? If so please check the following link:

http://support.microsoft.com/support/kb ... SD=SO&FR=0

Hope this helps.

Icunune · Post by **Icunune** » Mon Jan 24 2005

Thank You for your answer, but a don't use IIS...

Do you know another solution. Thaks for all.

Sergio Castro

Icunune · Post by **Icunune** » Mon Jan 24 2005

My pdf converter version is 2.09

Thak You

Icunune · Post by **Icunune** » Mon Jan 24 2005

Hi,

Using Terminal Server with NT4, shows the same mistake... (file concatenation failed)

Thank You

Icunune · Post by **Icunune** » Tue Feb 01 2005

I need an answer please...!!

Thank you

Joan · Post by **Joan** » Tue Feb 01 2005

Hello,

Do you have Write access to the directory where you are saving the files?

Are trying to save the pdf file on a local directory or on a mapped drive?

Did you try to generate the pdf file without concatenation under NT4?

I hope the answer to these questions will help pinpointing the problem.

Icunune · Post by **Icunune** » Wed Feb 23 2005

I need a solution please

thank you

Joan · Post by **Joan** » Wed Feb 23 2005

Hello,

Did you check the above issues?

It seems we are not able to provide you with a solution in this forum, please feel free to contact support@amyuni.com

Thanks.

Icunune · Post by **Icunune** » Fri Feb 25 2005

I will contact with you in this mail.

The answer to the previous questions is Yes to all.

Thank you