PDF printer problems

Update: Found a work-around - running Quicken as administrator solved the problem. I am logged on as an administrator, but that isn't enough. Have to actually "run as administrator" to get it to work. Put a checkmark in the compatibility tab in the shortcut to always run it that way.

Jim

From: "Jim"

| Just upgraded to Windows 7 Home Premium, using Quicken 2008 Premium. | Everything seems to work except when I try to print a report to the Quicken | PDF printer. At first I was getting the message "Printer not activated | Code -20". After messing around, now it comes up with a box saying "Printing | to Quicken PDF Printer on LPT1.", and a little box below containing | "Cancel". Also a box appears with "Output File Name". At this point the | computer is hung up with the hourglass showing, and no response to clicking | anywhere. Have to shut it down with the power button. The computer is an | XPS420. Have reinstalled Quicken with no change. Have found a few | suggestions on the Quicken communities forum and the Amyuni forum, but | haven' solved the problem. Used to work fine on Vista. Have also tried my | generic PDF program (doPDF7) which works OK on regular documents but which | also hangs up the computer when used with Quicken. Wonder if anyone else on | Windows 7 is having this problem?

| -- | Jim Craig | Hendersonville, NC

Replace it or add PDFCreator from SourceForge.

I *highly* recommend it and I also use Adobe Acrobat Professional.

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