Could not complete your request becuase read or write access has been denied

I'm Using Adobe FreeHand MX 11.0, when i need to print out always msg error"Could not complete your request becuase read or write access has been denied".
can your help me solve it?
i'm using Window Vista Home Premium and a try to upgrade the version but still cannot work.

I get that sometimes when I'm trying to export to PDF (same as printing). The solution I found on another forum some time ago:
Go into
C:\Documents and Settings\<user>\Application Data\Macromedia\FreeHand MX\11\English\Settings
and delete the fhprefs.txt file. The next time you start FH, the file will be regenerated and FH will startup like a new installation. I'm using XP but I find I have to do this fairly often. Don't be discouraged if it doesn't work the first time. Keep trying. Also try deleting fhmxxmgr.txt, logging off and back on the desktop and any combination of the aforementioned.

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