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| | when anyone in my company try's to import a point file to a pdf for email, we receive the error that the printer is not activated with the error code -41. any ideas? |
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Sepal
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| what operating system are you running? do the computer users have admin rights?
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| | Windows XP...the users themselves are power users...but they have full rights to the printers |
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Sepal
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| try to do this print job once as admin. I think that is all it will take for the print driver to register itself
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| | awesome....that worked...I actually right clicked on point..chose run as administrator...then chose email then forms...then send as pdf...it worked..then I double checked that it would still work when resending as just the power user. Thanks for your help I'm sure others will find this useful. |
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Forum Newbie
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| | I had this occur today, however the users are local administrators on their computers. If I login as myself on their computers (domain administrator) and email it works. They then login as themselves and it works just as you describe here. However this isn't really practical, why does it require me to perform this function first just because im a domain administrator when they are already set as local admin on their computers? |
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Sepal
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| It should only need local admin. Maybe your group policy is some how disabling some of the local admin rights?
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| | Local admin or not, this is still an unnecessary step. The install should take care of this itself. Performing the extra steps greatly increases the total installation time, especially when touching many machines. |
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Forum Newbie
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| I completely agree with you, al of this is unnecessary!! Will there be a fix to this any time soon?????? |
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