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PM7 unable to "Export to PDF "

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TheGarpster

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Apr 25, 2007
7
MX
I am suddenly unable to Export to PDF or Print to a PS printer and get "Exporting a PDF file requires a Postscript printer driver. Please install one." Since then I have downloaded about half-a-dozen Generic and other PS print drivers but still the error message comes up.

How do I tell PM7 that indeed I do have a PS driver and/or where it is?


 
Which version of Windows are you using?

Iechyd da! John
Glannau Mersi, Lloegr.
 
Iechyd da! John! Thanks for your response.

I'm running Win 7 Ultimate on a 64-bit PC.

 
PM is ancient and not designed to run on recent versions of windows.

There is no longer a separate PS driver as it's now incorporated into Windows.

Your best bet is to use a Win2K or possibly WinXP on a contemporary PC.

You might wish to post in the PM sections of forums.adobe.com for more ideas.

Iechyd da! John
Glannau Mersi, Lloegr.
 
J: PM is ancient and not designed to run on recent versions of windows.
Yes, I do know that John, but thousands of us worldwide do it.

J: Your best bet is to use a Win2K or possibly WinXP on a contemporary PC.
Ah, gotcha. :-/

J: You might wish to post in the PM sections of forums.adobe.com for more ideas.
Righty ho, then. TU

 
TheGarpster said:
J: PM is ancient and not designed to run on recent versions of windows.
Yes, I do know that John, but thousands of us worldwide do it.
But they won't run the "Export as PDF" macro.

Here's my tutorial from years ago - on Win2K.
Installing and Setting Up PM7's Export… Adobe PDF… using the “Application” CD-ROM (Some linked pages no longer exist.)
But don't expect it work on anything newer than WinXP.

Link to Adobe's U2U PM Forum? [URL unfurl="true"]https://forums.adobe.com/community/pagemaker_general[/url].

Iechyd da! John
Glannau Mersi, Lloegr.
 
Thanks John. I appreciate it.

I'll keep a welcome in the hillsides for ya! :)

 
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