I have an IPAQ rx3000 and need to know why when I saved pdf files to my IPAQ folder on my desktop that it says
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The IPAQ is based on Microsoft Pocket PC software, Microsoft also made Word, Exel and PowerPoint, so they let it run on their software. PDF files are for Adobe Acrobat, by Adobe, Microsoft didn't include PDF viewing software on their software. But you can download the software at http://www.adobe.com/products/acrobat/readerforppc.html
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It is not a virus. It has something to do with your printer and printer software. It was made by a company named FinePrint Software. It is a part of the FinePrint PDF Factory and the part at the end '1a' denotes the verion. It is probably necessary and should not be messed with.
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Refer to \n\nhttp://filext.com/detaillist.php?extdetail=CWP\n\nand then\n\nhttp://forum.cakewalk.com/tm.asp?m=731005\n\nand then ENJOY
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I too had such a problem. I tried to delete a folder containing just pdf files, but wasn't able to delete even after exiting adobe reader. My case was, I was running google desktop (indexing software) running in background, which was accessing that folder, so as to not allow me to delele it. If you have such softwares running in background, it may be a reason for your case. Try exiting it and then delete the folder. Whatever be the case restarting the system must solve the problem.
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ur publisher probabaly meant microsoft word. it's that word processor almost everybody uses except for people usong mac PCs. PDF file if im not mistaken, is a file format. before u save ur documents click "save as" and below the "file name" is "save file as" check if PDF is included in the drop down menu. hope this helps.
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If the file is that large it probably contains images of some sort.  I would suggest minimizing the image size prior to converting it to a pdf.  Also if you have scanned it, it's been converted to one huge picture.  I would suggest importing into word or powerpoint, embedding everything and then converting it to a pdf.
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I had that problem when I scanned a bunch of PDF files (15 pictures) and saved it under one file name.  But when I scanned and named each individually and attached all 15 it went with no problem.
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i think some of your previous program edits or modifies that .PCX file.. this is one of Windows bugs.. the best solution is to restart your computer, this would fix your problem 100%
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Download Acrobat 7.0, reboot and see what happens.  7.0 uses a speed loader so there should be a lot of improvement.
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Adobe Reader 6.0 and higher versions saves exactly where you left off. So next time you open the same file, it will put you back on the same page where you left off. There is only one loophole; the file has to be saved on your hard disk so Adobe keep account of it.
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Make sure you have the latest version of Reader to start.\n\nhttp://www.adobe.com/products/acrobat/readstep2.html\n\nIf that doesn't fix it, post a comment and any error messages you get.
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The install is probably having problems loading into the Web browser window. It generally takes a very long time for the program to load into the browser the first time.\n\nI always save PDF files to my computer first, then open it with Acrobat.
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I don't know.\nhave you tried Adobe Acrobat?\nor Irfanview?
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you need a ptf reader...you can download one from Adobe
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Use Microsoft office and then convert it to a PDF file, that is what the printers have been telling me.....
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Reinstall your fax software/drivers, just replacing a single file can cause REALLY bad things to happen.\n\nUpdate: sounds like it belongs to a Lexmark product...
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Check system manager to see if you have any open IRQs.  You didn't mention it but I have a feeling that your sound card is not pnp - you have to set the IRQ on it.  Set it to a known open IRQ.  If you do not have any open ones then set it to the same IRQ that your printer is on (they can co-exist) which is usually IRQ 7 (but not always).