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Re: Page processing error

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Date Posted: 14:35:58 01/17/06 Tue
In reply to: Jonathan Pitts 's message, "Re: Page processing error" on 03:43:18 01/17/06 Tue

To close the internal reader do:

1� - If PreviewInGrid tool is in use disable it right clicking the button inside the splitter that separate this tool from the grid area until PreviewInGrid tool area is closed.
2� - Right click the PDFView tab to access his context menu where you find the option to close this view .

After doing that, PDFE no longer use the internal reader but Acrobat remain in system memory (probably because of performance issues) some more time. You can wait or terminate it definitively using the Windows task manager (Ctrl+Alt+Del to call task manager).

>I am keen to keep working with Acrobat. Would it be
>possible to put in button to close the internal reader
>on demand? Doing this intermittently would prevent
>Acrobat from crashing while allowing me keep my place
>in the work that I am doing.
>
>>The Acrobat Plug-In is a headache. This is a already
>>know problem. I do not know why but it seams that
>>Acrobat do not close previous opened documents, so,
>>after a while, the recourses are low. Check if you are
>>using it through the IE interface
>>(Edit>Preferences-InternalReader>InternetExplorerDefau
>l
>>t). If not, change to that option and see if it fix
>>the problem. If yes, try the AdobeAcrobat option
>>instead.
>>My opinion..., Install the free Foxit pdf Reader from
>>www.foxitsoftware.com and configure PDFE Internal
>>Reader to the InternetExploreDefault option. You get
>>lower draw quality compared with Adobe (imperceptible
>>in most documents), but you get warp speed and more
>>stability.
>>
>>Tip: To edit InfoFields is better if you use the
>>QuickEdit mode, Tools>QuickEdit or F4 as keyboard
>>shortcut, now with QuickPaste assistant and DOI/ISBN
>>Sniffer.
>>To change to another document, in that mode, use the
>>grid navigating keys, left bottom toolbar, or CTRL+UP
>>and CTRL+Down keyboard shortcuts to change to the next
>>or previous document in the Grid.
>>
>>>When I am editing the properties fields of several
>>>PDFs with the small PDF view frame open on the
>>>right-hand side I am frequently getting the following
>>>error: "There was an error processing a page.
>Creation
>>>of rasterizer port failed." When I click on OK I get
>>>the same message again and again. I have to use
>>>Ctrl+Alt+Delete to close PDF Explorer and Acrobat
>>>before starting again.
>>>
>>>The error message seems to come from Acrobat, but I
>>>have never had this error when working with Acrobat
>>>alone.
>>>
>>>Any ideas?

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