asked on Error creating a PDF
When I created a pdf off a pdf (using the free CutePDF), printing only certain pages, the end document (.pdf) has the following error:
ERROR: undefined
OFFENDING COMMAND: eexec
STACK:
/quit
-dictionary-
-mark
ERROR: undefined
OFFENDING COMMAND: eexec
STACK:
/quit
-dictionary-
-mark
Printers and Scanners* CutePDF
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Joe Winograd
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Thank you
Hi Robert,
You're welcome — happy to help. But please note that you did not close this question properly. You selected your "Thank you" post as the solution, which, of course, it isn't. I'm going to Object to the closing, which will re-open the question, and then you can close the question properly by selecting one post as the Best (Accepted) Solution and any number of other posts as Assisted Solutions. You may split the points evenly among the experts or in any distribution that you want. The prompts during the closing process are straightforward, but if you want to learn more about closing questions, these articles will help:
How do I accept a comment as my solution?
How do I accept multiple comments as my solution?
Those articles are a bit out-of-date, because they talk about Grades, which no longer exist, but other than that, they'll get you going on the path to closing your questions properly here at EE. Regards, Joe
You're welcome — happy to help. But please note that you did not close this question properly. You selected your "Thank you" post as the solution, which, of course, it isn't. I'm going to Object to the closing, which will re-open the question, and then you can close the question properly by selecting one post as the Best (Accepted) Solution and any number of other posts as Assisted Solutions. You may split the points evenly among the experts or in any distribution that you want. The prompts during the closing process are straightforward, but if you want to learn more about closing questions, these articles will help:
How do I accept a comment as my solution?
How do I accept multiple comments as my solution?
Those articles are a bit out-of-date, because they talk about Grades, which no longer exist, but other than that, they'll get you going on the path to closing your questions properly here at EE. Regards, Joe
Hi thermoduric,
The asker said "Thank you" in his last comment, so was obviously happy with at least one of the proposed solutions, but then proceeded to make the mistake of selecting his "Thank you" post as the solution. Of course, it is impossible to know which of the posts in the thread are the cause of his "Thank you" comment, so I'll use my judgment to make closing recommendations, with the URL in the format you requested and a reason for each choice:
https:#a42378969
Reason: Foxit Reader installs the Foxit Reader PDF Printer, which is a good alternative to CutePDF.
https:#a42378995
Reason: Bullzip and doPDF are good alternatives to CutePDF.
https:#a42379061
Reason: PDF reDirect is a good alternative to CutePDF.
https:#a42379088
Reason: Although not a PDF print driver, the PDF Toolkit (PDFtk) is a good way to extract pages from PDF files.
Regards, Joe
The asker said "Thank you" in his last comment, so was obviously happy with at least one of the proposed solutions, but then proceeded to make the mistake of selecting his "Thank you" post as the solution. Of course, it is impossible to know which of the posts in the thread are the cause of his "Thank you" comment, so I'll use my judgment to make closing recommendations, with the URL in the format you requested and a reason for each choice:
https:#a42378969
Reason: Foxit Reader installs the Foxit Reader PDF Printer, which is a good alternative to CutePDF.
https:#a42378995
Reason: Bullzip and doPDF are good alternatives to CutePDF.
https:#a42379061
Reason: PDF reDirect is a good alternative to CutePDF.
https:#a42379088
Reason: Although not a PDF print driver, the PDF Toolkit (PDFtk) is a good way to extract pages from PDF files.
Regards, Joe
Thank you Mr. Wolfe!