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| Date and Time Submitted |
October 28, 2009 10:02 AM |
| Submitter |
Carol Street |
| Unit |
Archives and Special Collections Research Center |
| Unit Contact |
Lajmar Anderson |
| Unit Contact Phone |
5-5078 |
| Room Number/Location |
Architecture Bldg AB120 |
| Primary User/Station ID |
Carol Street--ASP207 |
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| The problem exists with |
a computer |
| Brand Name/Model Number |
Dell laptop |
| The problem is assigned to |
Desktop Support |
| Description of Problem |
| I am trying to save publisher files as pdf and cannot because I don't have enough memory. These are for exhibit panels, which have large image files. |
| Steps already taken to troubleshoot this issue |
| Closed all unnecessary applications, deleted unnecessary files, and there is still not enough memory. Is there another way to do this? Do I need more memory for my computer? Thanks! Carol |
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| Date and Time Posted |
November 11, 2009 10:31 AM |
| Posted By |
Kirk Vanooteghem |
| Details |
There are multiple ways to create a PDF file from Publisher. Please try the following to see if any of them work.
1. Use the "Convert to PDF" toolbar.
2. Go to File|Save As... and select "Save as type:" to ".pdf".
3. Go to File|Publish as PDF or XPS...
4. Go to File|Print ... and change the "Printer name" from your default printer to "Adobe PDF".
5. Go to File|Print ... and change the "Printer name" from your default printer to "LEADTOOLS ePrint 5" (or LEADTOOLS ePrint IV - whichever you may have).
Please let us know if one of these works.
--kv |
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| Date and Time Posted |
November 16, 2009 1:43 PM |
| Posted By |
Kirk Vanooteghem |
| Details |
| Per Carol... problem fixed. --kv |
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This ticket was closed on November 16, 2009 at 1:43 PM by Kirk Vanooteghem
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