Hi all,
We recently (starting last week) have started receiving calls that the pdf viewer component of our product is erroring out. This appears to be happening regardless of the version of our product they are trying to install which means that some of these installers have not been touched in a year or more. This tells me that possibly some update that has come down from Microsoft is causing the issue.
We've tried:
pdfxcview.exe /regserver
We also:
Pulled the latest exe / dll from our local box over to the client box to see if that had any impact. None.
tried regsvr32 c:\windows\syswow64\pdfxcvewax.dll
That says it succeeds, but when we try to print it comes back with an error referencing that the setDevInfo call is failing. We've verified serial and key and all is correct.
Thanks for suggestions,
Ken
Problem with registering PDFCviewAX.dll
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Re: Problem with registering PDFCviewAX.dll
Hi Ken,
Can I suggest as a first step you try our installer and just see if that installs correctly ?
www.tracker-software.com/PDFXV_dev.zip
Can I suggest as a first step you try our installer and just see if that installs correctly ?
www.tracker-software.com/PDFXV_dev.zip
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Re: Problem with registering PDFCviewAX.dll
Hi, Ken.
pdfxcview.exe /regserver
- was failed. Possible reason of it - you haven't enough rights on the target machine to do that - admin rights are required to register ActiveX correctly.
Check it by:
1. launch the cmd-console as Administrator
2. run pdfxcview.exe /regserver inside it
HTH.
I guess it occurred because the registering COM-server from pdfxcview.exe wasn't successful. I mean the launching of:when we try to print it comes back with an error referencing that the setDevInfo call is failing
pdfxcview.exe /regserver
- was failed. Possible reason of it - you haven't enough rights on the target machine to do that - admin rights are required to register ActiveX correctly.
Check it by:
1. launch the cmd-console as Administrator
2. run pdfxcview.exe /regserver inside it
HTH.
Vasyl Yaremyn
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