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Enter SET TEMP at the command prompt to see your temporary folder. Then open that folder and delete all files and folders. Might help.
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Enter SET TEMP at the command prompt to see your temporary folder. Then open that folder and delete all files and folders. Might help.

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Is there another way to clear the temp folder? &nbsp;I don't know my way around a DOS interface.<br />
Sorry
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Is there another way to clear the temp folder?  I don't know my way around a DOS interface.
Sorry

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The system seems to reboot a bit faster and I don't see the error. &nbsp;Guess it worked. &nbsp;Thanks ubig.<br />
Bill
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The system seems to reboot a bit faster and I don't see the error.  Guess it worked.  Thanks ubig.
Bill

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cleaning out Temp directory solved the problem
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cleaning out Temp directory solved the problem

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I haven't figured out the trigger for this error but it happens opening files and adobe
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I haven't figured out the trigger for this error but it happens opening files and adobe

Acrobat Distiller error 183

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