Error: undefined; OffendingCommand: PK while converting to pdf

Question

Author:
Devkia [ Fri Apr 09, 2010 03:33 PM ]
Post subject:
Need Help With Adobe Distiller 9
Hello Everyone,
My Challenge :
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I am using licensed version of Acrobat Distiller 9 for testing.
The logic converts the Excel to ps file and then ps file to pdf.
So on local (i.e my computer) it form .ps file and then I am able to conver it to pdf.Everything works fine.
But now I have setup everything on the server, on the server .ps file forms but when I try to convert it to pdf it
gives me the following error.
%%[ Error: undefined; OffendingCommand: PK    ]%%
%%[ Flushing: rest of job (to end-of-file) will be ignored ]%%
%%[ Warning: PostScript error. No PDF file produced. ] %%
It looks like the ps files get formed but somehthing is a miss. because if I try convert it to pdf manually it gives me the erorro,
From the code it just hangs.
I am using a windows applpication  and have created a servic which should run everyday to print the reports
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The code sample is something like this
                                            for (int i = 0; i < strSheets.Length-1; i++)
                                                myWorkSheet = (Worksheet)myWorkBook.Sheets.get_Item(strSheets[i]);
                                                myWorkSheet.Select(false); //false is passed so that the first selection remains
                                            Utility.AppendLog("Selected the sheets");
                                            myWorkBook.Worksheets.Application.ActiveWindow.SelectedSheets.PrintOut(Type.Missing, Type.Missing, 1, false, "Acrobat Distiller 9", true, true, PSFileName);
                                            Utility.AppendLog("myWorkBook  Got Printed");
                                            // to print full work sheet just kept the code for now
                                            //myWorkBook.Worksheets.PrintOut(Type.Missing, Type.Missing, 1, false, "Acrobat Distiller 9", true, true, PSFileName);
                                            Utility.AppendLog("Ps File submitted Adobe PDf ");
                                            int FlagJob = objPdfDistiller.FileToPDF(PSFileName, PDFFileName, "");
                                            Utility.AppendLog("FlagJob " + FlagJob);
                                            if (FlagJob == 0)
                                                Utility.AppendLog("Parameters are invalid For " + PSFileName);
                                            else if (FlagJob == 1)
                                                Utility.AppendLog("Created SucessfullFor " + PSFileName);
                                            else if (FlagJob == -1)
                                                Utility.AppendLog("the PDF creation itself failedFor " + PSFileName);
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Answer 1

Distiller doesn't read PPTX files. Powerpoint does.