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Posted by Allan Martin on January 15, 2008, 7:52 am
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> In his posting of Mon, 14 Jan 2008, Laura writes
>>> I'm rather stuck because I now cannot send pdf sales receipts but always
>>> previously been able to. I get an error message to say printer not
>>> activated error code -30. Also I get the message QB is unable to
>>> access the requested file. It may already be open.
>>>
>>> Looking in printers I have the QB PDF converter listed there but for
>>> whatever reason it does not appear in the drop down list of printers in
>>> QB. I really would appreciate some assistance please.
>>>
>>> Very many thanks
>>
>>I tried printing to the Intuit PDF writer and got the same error message.
>>I was able to select "Save as PDF" and that worked.
>
> Thanks Laura
>
> For me that option is greyed out, bet that should be a lead to someone
> more computer savvy than me.
>
>>
>>I don't think Intuit intended us to use the Intuit pdf "printer" to create
>>PDF files and that is why we get the error message.
>
> Well what would be the point of the Email button if not to send the form
> as a pdf<G> It has always worked perfectly for me for me for about a
> year so I cannot help feeling something has gone wrong. All very
> frustrating. I am able to get around it an inefficient way by selecting a
> a pdf utility I have purchased, but it is such a poor substitute!
Utilities like CutePDF will allow you to print to PDF files and can be down
loaded for free. I do however recommend investing in ther professional
version it is not expensive and well worth it.
>
> Cheers
> --
> Richard
>
>
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