>>>>>Hi All,
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>>>>>I've been evaluating Amyuni's PDF printer driver for use on a web site. I downloaded the demo driver and installed it on my two test Win98 machines without a problem. When I tried to install it on the NT4 web server to show the client (so that he'll approve it's purchase), I couldn't get it to work. I get the following message:
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>>>>>Error writing to PDF: for Document Visual FoxPro: The device is not ready. Do you wish to retry or cancel the job?
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>>>>>I've removed the driver, rebooted, re-installed, and rebooted again and still have the problem.
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>>>>>Any clues as to what's happening here?
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>>>>You probably don't have the spooler set up properly.
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>>>I used Amyuni's INSTALL.EXE to install the driver. Are there any extra steps that must be performed on an NT install?
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>>Did you configure a printer in NT? Did you configure the spooling options for the printer? Did you assign rights to the printer to the user? NT, especially an NT server, requires attention to little details like this...
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>Amyuni's installation process does all of this automatically. The only thing I'm not sure about is if I've got some kind of rights issue. I've got another NT server box that I have a little more control of. I'll try installing on it and see what happens.
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Actually, it doesn't assign rights to IUSR_machinename, or ensure that you have permissions to write in directories, or any of the other things that have to be done in a controlled environment - if you log into a Win9x box, it's open to you, and you can gut it like a fish. NT and 2K don't automatically grant all users access to all rights for all local resources.