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She can delete anything else on her desktop but the Adobe PDF created by the Adobe PDF print driver .
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She can delete anything else on her desktop but the Adobe PDF created by the Adobe PDF print driver .

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&gt; She can delete anything else on her desktop but the Adobe PDF created by the Adobe PDF print driver.<br />
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Very interesting! Certainly indicates some kind of issue with Adobe PDF. Regards, Joe
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> She can delete anything else on her desktop but the Adobe PDF created by the Adobe PDF print driver.

Very interesting! Certainly indicates some kind of issue with Adobe PDF. Regards, Joe

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So we are using Excel 2007 and highlight three tabs and chose file print and chose adobe pdf converter and save it to a network drive. But when we look in the network drive it isn't there. The user has full rights to the network drive. She is able to save it to the desktop but when she copies and pastes it to the network drive it won't delete off her desktop.<br />
Thanks<br />
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Adobe Pro 9.0<br />
Windows 7 x64
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So we are using Excel 2007 and highlight three tabs and chose file print and chose adobe pdf converter and save it to a network drive. But when we look in the network drive it isn't there. The user has full rights to the network drive. She is able to save it to the desktop but when she copies and pastes it to the network drive it won't delete off her desktop.
Thanks

Adobe Pro 9.0
Windows 7 x64

Excel 2007 printing to Adobe pdf convertor on network drive fails.

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