I've found a solution to 1327 error why can't I post it?

I tried to download acrobat reader 10 recently and got the 1327 error invalid drive mapping. We don't use Microsoft servers and redirecting folders on windows 7 is a real hassle - so the suggestions to do that weren't real helpful. However, there was a link to a Microsoft kb 886549 that was very helpful. I compared the registry settings under hkcu\Software\Microsoft\Windows\Current Version\Explorer\Shell User Folders on my computer to the registry settings in the article, found the value that was different from the Microsoft kb, renamed the value, then created a new value with the settings Adobe acrobat reader install wanted. For example, the Personal registry setting on my computer was set to W:\ I renamed the Personal to OldPersonal and created a new extended string value with the setting of %USERPROFILE%\My Documents.
Rebooted, installed Acrobat X, then went into registry, deleted the Personal value and renamed OldPersonal to Personal.
Rebooted and the drive mapping for my documents folder was back to normal.

The solution is posted here:
http://helpx.adobe.com/creative-suite/kb/install-error-1327-invalid-drive.html

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Heil Adobe.
dtm

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=> if you check the file paths in the AlbumData.xml file, you'll see that this info is correct!
2.4. At least I recreated (manually) all "Key words", Albums, ... so I had a duplicate of my original Library.
I hope this also works for other people with the same problem.
Greetings
P@nt@ni

Here my solution for the itunes' "unknown error -50" and not showing any albums in the prefs' tab:
1. All rebuilding options in iphoto didn't resolve the problem.
2. I opened the file "AlbumData.xml" in the iPhoto-Library-Folder with a text editor. I figured out, that the problem wasn't in the Albums, but in the "Master Image List"-Section. They look like this:
<key>1741</key>
<dict>
.. titles, filenames, ....
</dict>
After making a backup of this file, I started deleting entries here (you know, the fastest way to do it is to split it always in halves and check in iTunes if the error still exists). After about half an hour I got the problem key.
3. The problem was: Some (curious) white spaces at the BEGINNING of the comment! Curious, because they weren't visible in iPhoto's comment, but I could delete them in Iphoto! I guess they weren't normal space characters, but any special symbols (line feeds? whatever)
4. After that, the -50 error was gone. Now I could see the Album Names. But the sync stopped after a while with a "... file not found...." - error.
5. Again, with trial&error I found out, that 4 pictures in the last 3 months' rolls made this second problem: I just duplicated them in iPhoto and deleted the original ones. So I still don't know why they have produced this error... anyway,
6. Now all of my photos sync well.
.. well, the whole story took me 2 evenings. I really didn't switched to Mac to play debugger for Apple. Do they read these groups here or do I better write them anywhere? They should get those problems fixed asap! As far as I read in the groups, those errors do exist quite a long time?!
My versions:
iPhoto 5.0.4 (263)
iTunes 5.0.1 (4)
OS X 10.3.9
iPod Nano 1.0

HP PSC 2355 Has anyone found a solution that worked ?

Re: HP PSC 2355 all in one
Has anyone found a solution that worked?
This printer used to work fine with Tiger – after a lot of headaches setting it up. Seemingly, after downloading a latest 10.4 up-grade, I lost all functions with this 3 in 1 printer. I’ve done all the procedures on the HP site, purged everything HP on my computer relating to applications, and re-installed the software. However, the printer does not show up on the ‘Printer List’ in the ‘Printer Setup Utility. Error message stating that ‘No default Device Detected’ or, Error ‘Sorry, scanner could not be initialized. (Scanner not found.)
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thank-you,
Steve
iMac G5 Mac OS X (10.4.7) iMac G5 1.8GHz, 20in.

Re: HP PSC 2355 all in one
Has anyone found a solution that worked?
This printer used to work fine with Tiger – after a
lot of headaches setting it up. Seemingly, after
downloading a latest 10.4 up-grade, I lost all
functions with this 3 in 1 printer. I’ve done all the
procedures on the HP site, purged everything HP on my
computer relating to applications, and re-installed
the software. However, the printer does not show up
on the ‘Printer List’ in the ‘Printer Setup Utility.
Error message stating that ‘No default Device
Detected’ or, Error ‘Sorry, scanner could not be
initialized. (Scanner not found.)
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thank-you,
Steve
iMac G5 Mac OS X
(10.4.7) iMac G5 1.8GHz, 20in.
I am not sure if you are having the same issue or not since you did post this back in Dec but itf it is still a ongoing problem after downloading updates to the Mac OS follow this docuemnt --------------------------------------------------> http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/document?lc=en&cc=us&docname=c00501015&produc t=422000&dlc=en&lang=en
And by the sounds of it i know you have gone though this document already
Download this driver it is the lates driver and it fixes alot of things
http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/softwareDownloadIndex?lc=en&cc=us&dlc=en&os=2 19&product=422000&lang=en&softwareitem=mp-42125-1
G4 Mac Mini Mac OS X (10.4.7)

I've found a solution to 1327 error why can't I post it?

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