Adobe printer port is missing!

I downloaded and installed Adobe reader 9 on my computer at work yesterday. When I tried to print, it said the printer was missing. So I found directions on how to manually install the pdf printer, but when I looked in the drop down menu for the pdf printer port, it wasn't there. How on earth do I install the pdf printer port?

There is not pdf printer port. The PDF printer port is part of Acrobat not Reader. If you are having trouble with your printer port, you might try removing your printer driver and re-installing it.

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I installed adbobe acrobat 7.0 standard on my new computer (windows 7.0), and I get this message: "warning 20225 adobe 7.0 ws unanle to setup adobe printer port." Does acrobat 7.0 work with windows 7.0?

If you are able to open Acrobat and Distiller, then you may be able to create a work-around. If the Adobe PDF printer was created, but not the port, then change the port to a "print-to-file" setting. Then open Distiller and setup a watched folder that you would print the file to. When you print the file, you may have to set the file extension to PS rather than the default PRN. The file would be a PS file and the extension is only to help the watched folder setup. Then try to print to the Adobe PDF printer and see if the watched folder will do the job. I am not sure and have not tried it on Win7 (I have AA9) but it is an option to try. If it does not work, then it is time to upgrade -- may be a good idea anyway.

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Ha! No such luck!
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From what I can find online, this problem has been around for years, & still there's no fix!
Am I just missing something & there really is a fix out there?
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From: <[email protected]> | I've had adobe acrobat 7.0 for years, & just installed on my new toshiba m305-s4910 | with a 64 bit operating system, & I'm unable to get the pdf printer to work. | Getting this error: | Warning 20225. Adobe Acrobat 7.0 setup was unable to create a new item: Adobe PDF Port | Printer. The Adobe pdf printer may be unavailable. | GetLastError: the operation completed successfully. | Ha! No such luck! | acrobat 7.0 printer function doesn't work on my 64 bit os & I'm apparently not alone. | From what I can find online, this problem has been around for years, & still there's no | fix! | Am I just missing something & there really is a fix out there? | If there is, in simple english terms & directions please, could someone please point it | out? | Thanks, Donna Did you ever verify that v7.x is even WIN64 compliant ? Maybe it doesn't work becuase AA v7.x is NOT WIN64 compliant to begin with. -- Dave http://www.claymania.com/removal-trojan-adware.html Multi-AV - http://www.pctipp.ch/downloads/dl/35905.asp

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Let us get a few items out of the way first. How and what does the PDF generation:
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- Microsoft Word has a Ribbon at the top called "Acrobat". Use this Ribbon and the Create PDF button in it to create PDF files with hyperlinks
- Microsoft Word also has the option of Saving as PDF with a Microsoft Addin that has nothing to do with Adobe. It's somewhat functional in the hyperlinks department but Acrobat's Ribbon is much more fully featured.
- FrameMaker is a bit different because it actually uses that special markup language I mentioned previously called PDFMARK and then runs it through the Adobe Acrobat PDF Add-on (a.k.a Adobe Acrobat Distiller).
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Figure out what process your users have been using if it is not a documented process. Document that process. Train your users as they come to the job on exactly how you want the PDF files generated.

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I am not able to print to my adobe printer. The box opens to save it, but once I hit print, I get the message "Error 20225 Unable to Create Adobe PDF Port & Printer". How do I fix this? Is there a download available that I'm missing?

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I have used an Epson SP785EX on my iMac G5 under OSX 10.3 for months without trouble. I upgraded to OSX 10.4.8 and are constantly loosing this printer expecially when printing from Classic. After having tried everything including resetting the printing system it is still not clear what exactly causes the loss of the USB Port. However it may have to do with restarting or switching users. When in the chooser after selecting the original Epson Printer driver (which I have reinstalled many times) the Port (USB 1) does not show in the 'choose printer port list' (nothing at all shows). I have also tried the 'LaserWriter 8' solution which I do not understand. Perhaps someone can explain or point me to some literature. LaserWriter 8 shows in the Chooser but again nothing shows on the right pane of the Window. I am stabbing in the dark with this. Any help will be apprecated.
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I have used an Epson SP785EX on my iMac G5 under OSX
10.3 for months without trouble. I upgraded to OSX
10.4.8 and are constantly loosing this printer
expecially when printing from Classic.
The printing subsystem changed considerably between Panther & Tiger. In Panther, you had to have a working OS 9 driver in order to print from Classic. This caused problems, particularly with certain HP printers which had OS 9 drivers which were not properly coded, and with newer printers which did not have and never would have OS 9 drivers.
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After having
tried everything including resetting the printing
system it is still not clear what exactly causes the
loss of the USB Port.
Classic does not have direct access to hardware, including USB ports.
However it may have to do with
restarting or switching users. When in the chooser
after selecting the original Epson Printer driver
(which I have reinstalled many times) the Port (USB
1) does not show in the 'choose printer port list'
(nothing at all shows).
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I have also tried the
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1 type cmd-p or however you normally print
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The simple answer is that Acrobat 7 does not support any 64-bit version of Windows. There are no workarounds. Acrobat 8.1 (an update to Acrobat 8.0) was the first version to support 64-bit Windows and primarily, the area of support that was added was that of the AdobePDF PostScript printer driver instance, which is what you are referring to as the “Virtual Adobe Printer.”
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