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still not working for me!
when I get to the add local printer, there is no adobe printer to choose from...
i appreciate any and all help!
when I get to the add local printer, there is no adobe printer to choose from...
i appreciate any and all help!
or upgrade acrobat9, the problem is gone~~~~
I don't know about CS4 but the work around for Acrobat 7 and the PDF printer is to install XP Mode and then install Acrobat in the VM. Acrobat shows up as an app under XP Mode applications. Works great. It might work with CS4 as well.
Instructions for setting up XP mode: this does NOT work with the home verions of 7. Must have Pro., Ent., or Ultimate.
Download Windows XP Mode
I have been using Acrobat 7's pseudo-printer "Adobe PDF" every day and it's an essential part of my work. However, my computer was replaced with a new one running Windows 7 Pro (64-bit) and when I installed Acrobat 7 under Windows 7, I got the error message:
Warning 20225. Adobe Acrobat 7.0 Setup was unable to create a new item: Adobe PDF Port_Printer. The Adobe PDF Printer may be unavailable. GetLastError: The operation completed successfully.A Google search led me to this forum, where I found Magius post:
Unfortunately Magius' solution doesn't seem to work for Acrobat 7. When I tried to follow these instructions, I observed:
- On the "Use an existing port" pull-down menu, there is no option "Documents\*.pdf (Adobe PDF)".
- The folder C:\Program Files (x86)\Adobe\Acrobat 7.0\Acrobat has no subfolder Xtras, and there is no file AdobePDF.inf anywhere in the whole tree C:\Program Files (x86)\Adobe or anywhere on the Acrobat 7.0 distribution CD.
So I wonder if there is any way for me to proceed. Is it that Acrobat 7 is "just too old" for Windows 7 ? It has been otherwise quite satisfactory for my needs, and I am on a very limited budget.
I too logged in just to thank you for fixing Adobe printer to work! How'd you figure all that out? Thanks again. It works!!
The fix does recognize the printer, but I am now not able to delete those files as it claims the file is "open in Adobe.exe" Any ideas how to get there and allow me to delete that fie? Thanks, folks