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When printing to the PDF printer then links normally get lost.
Without interaction is currently not possible but us planned for future releases.
Default profile settings can't be changed. You can only use a default profile and derive a new one.
PDF24 can be started with a profile name, but this feature is not working in any case and so we currently don't document that.
Profiles are saved in registry. The key is HKEY_CURRENT_USER/Software/PDFPrint/profiles/fo
The PDF24 Creator can edit PDF files page based. You can't edit the content of a PDF page. The PDF files format wasn't made for content editing and that's why it is really hard to develop an editor. It's easier to use other text tools to create document and than you can export it as a PDF file. That's the common way and that is what you can do with the PDF24 Creator. Besides PDF creation the PDF24 Creator provides some extra useful features and tools. You can use the PDF24 Editor to edit a PDF file page-based. You can move, copy, add, delete pages and that are some powerful tools to create new documents based on others which was made by programs of your choice.
Currently not. This features is still pending and will be integrated soon.
Try this:
Click File->Properties->Screen
Then check "Print Document Properties"
Then print the doc.
Try to print the Document on the PDF24 PDF printer first to create a new document which then, hopefully, should work.
You can install an a new printer manually. You only need to choose the right port to which the printer send the information. Look at the printer settings and then set up a new printer and give him a new name. choose the pdf24 printer driver end the pdf24 printer port. Then install the new printer.
Search our forum, there is already an instruction on how to install a new printer manually.
The php function call pdf24Plugin_link() produces some html code which are displayed where the function was invoked. One way to output image buttons instead of a pure text links is to add a new style for the link mode of the PDF24 plugin. Currently the link mode has two predefined styles which can be selected in the settings page of the plugin in your wordpress admin area. If you need a button, you can add a new template which contains the button code and a new style which styles the new button code.
Currently there are no pages which explains that in detail, but if you follow my instructions above you will get what you need.
Therefore you have to add a new template and a style for that template. Templates are located in the tpl folder of the plugin.
You can copy the dfl.html and you can edit the copied file.Then add a new style file. Style files are located in styles folder of the plugin. The styles for the links are located in the styles/lp folder. Add a new style file here. You could copy the default_dfl.css and modify the copied one.
The name default_dfl.css is composed of the style name "default" and the styles is connected with the "dfl" template.
If you have a new template named myLink.html and you you want to create a new style with the name myStyle then name the new style file myStyle_myLink.css.
After that the new style is available in the plugin settings as an option in the link area of the settings page.
Do you use the latest version?
Works fine in my tests in Windows 7.Is there another person with the same problems?
What happens if you print a document on the PDF printer?
Keep the Editor open when you print.Are the documents encrypted which you what to load?
Please try the new PDF24 Creator 4.9. This version brings some fixes and I hope that it now works. Please give feedback.
What do you mean? Please install as local as local user.
A reboot would help in your case.Strange. Firefox is normally no problem. I work with firefox too. Maybe caused by an ad on. If you find the problem please tell us here so that we can look at that.
PDF24 is also free for organization.
We have overworked the parts and now it should work. We have limited the total number of email addresses to 5.
Oh yes, the current MSI had an error. The pdf24.exe was not started correctly after the install process. An reboot helped, but we don't like reboots and so we made a new setup which fixes this problem.
Please download the current setup file and you will be happy.
Strange. Normally PDF24 don't need the .Net Framework. PDF24 is not written in .Net. It's entirely written in C++
Hm ok, you can further check whether the is the print spooler service is disabled?
Can it be that the pdf24.exe is not running after reboot? This process is needed to handle the print jobs. Check if there is an autostart entry for that process.
I think that the PDF file has no xref section which PDF24 needs.
You can crate a new working PDF file by printing the original one on the PDF printer. This creates a new PDF file which then will work.I've answered the question here:
http://wordpress.org/support/topic/plugin-pdf24-article-to-pdf-line-break-image-captions?replies=6
Disabling auto update can be done with an setup argument. Please read this topic http://en.pdf24.org/forum/about874.html. There you can find all supported MSI setup arguments.
Currently I can't assist you in editing the MSI. This is not quite easy. You have to do it yourself.
Maybe we will add a new command line argument too load an alternative logo, but this is currently not supported.
It would be easier, if you use the current msi setup. Run the Setup with AUTOUPDATE=No
After installation copy a logo.bmp file to the install directory to change the default logo.
This is I think easier than changing the MSI file.
A small script could do the job.
Romanian landlines are now supported.
Ok, I'll check that and if it is the case then I can change it so that it is fixed in the next release.
Well yes, the MSI could be repackaged to customize the setup. ORCA should work, WIX should work to.
Did you checked the box above the document information to use the document information. If you don't do this then no document information will be added.
The page has been moved to a new location:
http://en.pdf24.org/forum/about874.html