Microsoft XPS doc writer


  1. PSCO2007
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    Microsoft XPS doc writer


    When I try to use the Microsoft XPS doc writer while in Firefox, it crashes.
    If I use it in Chrome, it is fine.

    Is there a setting in Firefox that is blocking it?

    Thanks
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  3. PSCO2007
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    Must have been a glitch yesterday (although I made no changes) it works fine today in all Browsers.
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