Clark wrote:
Quote:
> bobbrandenburg wrote: Quote:
>> I suspect the problem has the same root that was in Quicken 2008. They
>> used the 3.0 PDF engine and it was not compatible with Vista 64 bit. I
>> spend more than three months trying to ferret out the issues with both
>> Microsoft and Intuit. It appears Intuit does not care about the 64 bit
>> version of Vista. I invested many, many hours investigating this
>> problem. Ultimately, had to go to Microsoft Money, but they are way
>> behind Intuit in functionality.
>>
>>
>
> It is not just the 64 bit Vista. My PDF printer will work only if I set
> the program to "Run as Administrator". Not if being run by a standard
> user or administrator/user. I wish I could find out what the difference
> was between Running as Administrator and running from a
> user/administrator account. All my other printers work normally, but I
> do have an HP printer.
>
> Clark Possible solution--
It appears starting Quicken from the Start Menu or Quick Lauch, or by
double clicking on the qw.exe file will not allow the PDF Printer to
function correctly.
Solution is to use a Desktop shortcut to start the program and make sure
there is nothing in the Properties-General "Start in: " box.
If you do not have a desktop shortcut, the easiest way is to go to Start
Menu and right click on the Quicken starter and select "Send to Desktop".
This should stop the errors where the PDF printer appears to not be
accessible. Maybe it will help with the others also.
Clark