Good afternoon (in Italy),
I am decidicing to buy the suite Amyuni (Converter and Creator) 2.5 in developer license because I have to realize a project of electronic invoicing.
I dowloaded the trial version and I try to make a sample project after to have installed "My Amyuni Printer" with install.exe.
I used the "Licensee" and the "LicCode" that are in the "install.ini" of trial version...but when I try to print a Word document (or another) on "My Amyuni Printer" to get a PDF, the return message is:
"Printer non activated, error code -20". In another my VB-example I got a similar error: "Printer non activated, error code -30"
What are my mistakes? Can I use the trial version in this mode?
Thank you and best regards,
Paolo (from Florence)
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Joan,
this is my source code:
cdi.PDFDriverInit ("Test Amyuni")
cdi.EnablePrinter "Suite Evaluation Developer Pro", "07EFCDAB01000100004D402B3A83EE8F395FD15C4CA2E3263A8D53D98E391DB5CCC674EE34D6149B6C3F9C94E116C9E48105E9A1D23B016E0A8D1B0EA74C099D7F7E61917311D6397154A164977BD507168ED24F80CAFD08F6367EBC610B2FC55C42CF60EFC143DD5362361DA276EAE059"
cdi.SetDefaultPrinter
cdi.CaptureEvents True
cdi.FileNameOptionsEx = &H1 + &H2 + &H20
cdi.DefaultFileName = "c:\tempss\testamy.pdf"
When my program with this code is on execution and when I print a Word document, I shoud have a PDF named "testamy.pdf", shouldn't I?
Thank you for your answer.
Paolo
this is my source code:
cdi.PDFDriverInit ("Test Amyuni")
cdi.EnablePrinter "Suite Evaluation Developer Pro", "07EFCDAB01000100004D402B3A83EE8F395FD15C4CA2E3263A8D53D98E391DB5CCC674EE34D6149B6C3F9C94E116C9E48105E9A1D23B016E0A8D1B0EA74C099D7F7E61917311D6397154A164977BD507168ED24F80CAFD08F6367EBC610B2FC55C42CF60EFC143DD5362361DA276EAE059"
cdi.SetDefaultPrinter
cdi.CaptureEvents True
cdi.FileNameOptionsEx = &H1 + &H2 + &H20
cdi.DefaultFileName = "c:\tempss\testamy.pdf"
When my program with this code is on execution and when I print a Word document, I shoud have a PDF named "testamy.pdf", shouldn't I?
Thank you for your answer.
Paolo