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Iammontoya - that had the same 90% success rate as our other program attempts.<br />
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We think that the document contains data that the printer can't parse natively whereas it's not a problem when printing locally as Adboe itself does the render which is why we only have a 90% success rate. &nbsp;Are you aware of any methods to have an Adobe product itself monitor a folder and print contents (either on a PC or Mac) that may get around this issue.
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Iammontoya - that had the same 90% success rate as our other program attempts.

We think that the document contains data that the printer can't parse natively whereas it's not a problem when printing locally as Adboe itself does the render which is why we only have a 90% success rate.  Are you aware of any methods to have an Adobe product itself monitor a folder and print contents (either on a PC or Mac) that may get around this issue.

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We are having difficulty with an auto print solution for PDF files. &nbsp;We have a shared folder on a windows 2008 server where users drop large PDF files into. &nbsp;We have used several programs in the past to watch that folder and automatically print the pages. &nbsp;However about 10% of the files always print with errors. &nbsp;However when the users print them manually to the same printer they come out fine. &nbsp;Programs we have already tried include:<br />
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AcroTeX PDF Print Monitor<br />
WatchDirectory<br />
CoolUtils Total Folder Monitor<br />
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The PDFs are generated in various versions of the Adobe suite applications. &nbsp;What is the best method to accomplish this?
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We are having difficulty with an auto print solution for PDF files.  We have a shared folder on a windows 2008 server where users drop large PDF files into.  We have used several programs in the past to watch that folder and automatically print the pages.  However about 10% of the files always print with errors.  However when the users print them manually to the same printer they come out fine.  Programs we have already tried include:

AcroTeX PDF Print Monitor
WatchDirectory
CoolUtils Total Folder Monitor

The PDFs are generated in various versions of the Adobe suite applications.  What is the best method to accomplish this?

Auto print PDF files from drop folder

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