I recently had to buy a new laptop which runs Windows 7 - my old one ran XP. Drivers Para Impresora Hp Deskjet 420. I have installed Acrobat 8 Standard on my new machine, but it hasn't installed the PDF printer driver. I have found several posts on the web from people with similar problem but none of the solutions I've seen seem to work with my setup. For example, see the thread at: Steve Lionel posted: _____________________________________ # Open Control Panel, select Printers # Click Add a Printer # Click Add a local printer # Select Use an existing port (should be preselected), change the port to 'Desktop *.pdf (Adobe PDF Port), click Next # On the next page, click Have Disk. # Click Browse and browse to C: Program Files Adobe Acrobat 8.0 Acrobat Xtras AdobePDF (or wherever you have Acrobat installed), click OK. # It should now show a series of 'Adobe PDF Converter' entries. Select the first one and click Next # Change the printer name if desired, uncheck the box to use it as a default printer, click Next # Do not print a test page, click Finish # Find your new printer in Printers.

Right click on it and select Properties, Advanced # Click 'Print directly to the printer', click OK You're in business. _____________________________________ I got stuck at step 4 - the list of existing ports in the listbox I have are: LPT1 LPT2 LPT3 COM1 COM2 COM3 COM4 FILE OneNote Port XPSPort 'Desktop *.pdf (Adobe PDF Port) is not listed. So how can I get the PDF driver installed under Windows 7? Thanks for any help you can offer.

Now my Acrobat 8 Standard won't scan and signal says cannot locate (same)printer. Microsoft Office 2007 Enterprise Activated And Tested Positive For Hpv. My MFP machine copies, faxes and prints. Adobe always communicated with this same printer before. I have a severe problem, when installing Acrobat 8 in Win 7 x64, Acrobat 8 (Middle East version) does not create adobe Printer Port. If anyone has solution Ok boss give this a whirl. Epson R390 Printer Service Adjustment Program.

Dave Dave Rado, 18:17 น. I've got it working now. I went to Control Panel/Printers/Add Printer/Local Printer.

I then selected 'Create a new port', gave the port the name of 'Adobe PDF', clicked 'Have Disk', browsed to 'C: Program Files Adobe Acrobat 8.0 Acrobat Xtras AdobePDF' and got a list of 5 printers, all called 'Adobe PDF Converter'. I selected the first, and it seemed to install the driver. I then went to Control Panel/Printers, selected Properties for the new printer, and on the Advanced tab, selected 'Print Directly to Printer'. Finally, I had to rename the printer from 'Adobe PDF Converter' to 'Adobe PDF', as Adobe's own PDF Maker macro doesn't recognise the printer otherwise. How stupid is that??? But there's still one weird problem. I use Thunderbird, and when I try to print from Thunderbird, e.g.

If I try to print this post, instead of creating a pdf, it creates a log file, containing the following text: '%%[ ProductName: Distiller ]%% Cambria not found, using Courier.%%[ Error: invalidfont; OffendingCommand: xshow ]%% Stack: [83 92 92 91 59 41 92 42 83 92 0] ( )%%[ Flushing: rest of job (to end-of-file) will be ignored ]%%%%[ Warning: PostScript error. No PDF file produced. ]%%' Any idea why it won't print from Thunderbird? Dave David H.