Saving reports to PDF in Windows 7

Gary Halliday $organization over 16 years ago

Hi all,

I’m sure I have seen an answer to this but I can’t fine anything on the website. So I have a lovely new Windows 7 machine, problem is I’m getting the ‘disk is full’ error when I try to save a report to PDF. My old trick of installing an Apple driver can’t be done as that isn’t in the updated list.

Any ideas?

Thanks,

Gary

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Caryl Jones $organization over 16 years ago

I just do all of it because I have had too many occasions where Nick's
solution hasn't worked and I've had to do it all anyway!
It's much easier once you have gs saved somewhere too - it only takes
a couple of minutes now.
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Rich Tepper $organization over 16 years ago in reply to Caryl Jones

Just FYI. You can do this all in a machine Group Policy from your AD and then every machine in your organization will always have the Sybase Printer configured. We do that here.
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Rich Tepper $organization over 16 years ago in reply to Caryl Jones

Just FYI. You can do this all in a machine Group Policy from your AD and then every machine in your organization will always have the Sybase Printer configured. We do that here.
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