Visage PDF Printing

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We are using a PDF creation tool called ExpertPDF from Visage.

The problem we have discovered is that once printed to, the Visage PDF
Printer then becomes the default printer. Is this because it is deemed
a local printer and Windows assumes we wish to print to it rather than
a network printer?

Does anyone know of a way to stop this from happening?

Thanks,

Matt
 
MattHill said:
We are using a PDF creation tool called ExpertPDF from Visage.

The problem we have discovered is that once printed to, the Visage PDF
Printer then becomes the default printer. Is this because it is deemed
a local printer and Windows assumes we wish to print to it rather than
a network printer?

Does anyone know of a way to stop this from happening?
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What does Visage tech support say?

Malke
 
We are using a PDF creation tool called ExpertPDF from Visage.

The problem we have discovered is that once printed to, the Visage PDF
Printer then becomes the default printer. Is this because it is deemed
a local printer and Windows assumes we wish to print to it rather than
a network printer?

Does anyone know of a way to stop this from happening?

Thanks,

Matt
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I've used that software. Think you have to stop the pdf printer server
starting up each boot (you can uncheck its entries via msconfig or delete
them via the registry). Then you can start up the pdf server manually when
you need it.

There's an entry via the start > All Programs > Visage ... menu to start
the server when you need it.

You can also use File > Page Setup within a document to switch printers

Jon
 
Jon wrote:

I've used that software. Think you have to stop the pdf printer server
starting up each boot (you can uncheck its entries via msconfig or
delete them via the registry). Then you can start up the pdf server
manually when you need it.

There's an entry via the start > All Programs > Visage ... menu to
start the server when you need it.

You can also use File > Page Setup within a document to switch printers

Jon

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Thanks Jon, I'll give that a try.

Matt
 
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