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Adobe PDF Printer not being properly installed on Windows Server 2003 64Bit Terminal Server
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I've seen the would be solutions to this problem,but I appear to be misssing another part, the solution states, Select "My Documents\*.pdf (Adobe PDF)" in the port selection drop-down menu and click the "Next" button. I do not have that port in the list and I'm not sure how to get it.
I've seen the would be solutions to this problem,but I appear to be misssing another part, the solution states, Select "My Documents\*.pdf (Adobe PDF)" in the port selection drop-down menu and click the "Next" button. I do not have that port in the list and I'm not sure how to get it.
ASKER
The first link is the one I had actually found first and the other is similar. but as I stated.. the instructions state under Port Selection box.. select my documents\*.pdf(adobe PDF), that is not listed on my system. I had install CutePDF writer to give the users something to use, but they still Adobe working properly
Under Ports list, I have the following
CUSTPDF writer monitor X86
CutePDF Writer Monitor
Local Port
LogMeIn Printer Port Monitor
SC2 TCP/IP Port
Standard TCP/IP Port
Under Ports list, I have the following
CUSTPDF writer monitor X86
CutePDF Writer Monitor
Local Port
LogMeIn Printer Port Monitor
SC2 TCP/IP Port
Standard TCP/IP Port
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Found the solution thank you.. I knew it had to due with the fact that that our new terminal server now has 64bit server 2003, as the old one only had the 32bit and I don't really use Adobe Acrobat myself so I wasn't that familar with it. the link you gave me above, one of the post noted this link that Adobe gave them and I then read the Notice under Solutions that 64bit was only supported with the updates for Adobe Acorbat 8 to Ver 8.1. I ran the updates under the Help Menu and now have ver 8.1.3 and Presto.. the installer removed and then re-install the Adobe PDF printer properly with the port being properly set to the my documents\*.pdf. I still need to reboot the server later to full finish the update (this is not a good time for that) and I will full test it, but this does answer my question.
ASKER
Sorry, I meant to paste this in above. this is the link I found within the link you posted.
http://kb2.adobe.com/cps/333/333221.html
http://kb2.adobe.com/cps/333/333221.html
ASKER
Thanks!
Not a problem. Glad to assist.
http://www.geek-republic.com/2009/03/20/quick-fix-manually-installing-the-adobe-pdf-printer-for-acrobat-9/