Printing a pdf - result: document with 0 bytes

[Winkler]

i've used the pdf creator to print a docuement which i had loaded into the pdf creator.

when i click on the print button, then i'll get all my printers included the amyuni pdf converter.

i've selected the amyuni pdf converter and clicked - PRINT(into File)
the program has created the file but with 0 BYTES.

[Joan]

Hello,

When printing to the PDF Printer there is no need to click the 'Print to File' button, the PDF Printer will automatically generate pdf files.

I didn't however really get the situation you described, are you opening a pdf file in the PDF Creator and then you are printing it to the PDF Converter printer?

Thanks

[dCollins]

Hello,

first of all sorry for using the thread, but I got a problem similar like that.
Situation:
using PDF Converter Pro Dev version 2.10h in our applications. They are coded in C++ .
After selecting the PDF Converter as a Printer and hitting OK a Dialog shows up where the user can select / specify a filename.
The Dialog is an old style Common Dialog.
If a selected file is already existing we want the user to determine if he wants to overwrite or append to the selected file.


here a real small code snippet to set the filenameoptions according to the selection the user made:
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m_filenameoptions = (1 + 2 + 64 );
if (FileSaveDialog.getAppend())
m_filenameoptions += 8192 /*AppendExisting*/ ;
/*or*/
m_filenameoptions += Concatenate ;
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this code is working fine with windows 2000 and Windows 9x
but when running Windows NT it creates PDF Documents with Size 0.
And it doesnt matter whether I am using concatenate or AppendExisting.
When omitting those to flags the Documents are created correctly.

I am pretty clueless about whats wrong, so any help/suggestions appreciated.

thanx in advance dCollins

[Joan]

Hello,

Please try to use vesion 2.10i of the driver. If you are still getting this same issue with the new version please send a request to support@amyuni.com

Thanks.