MS Access 2003 PDFMaker Error

OS: XP Pro Ver 2002 SP2
App: MS Access 2003 SP3
Adobe Acrobat 8 Standard 8.1.2
I can't print Access Reports using PDFMaker unless I'm logged into the PC with admin rights. However printing to Adobe PDF does work without admin rights. I tried some of the suggestions in Tech Note 333235 with no luck.

Yes, and no.
I had the MS Access file opened, but not the table which I was writing to.
I had been manually deleting, and recreating the table in MS Access each time I wrote to it via JDBC. I was testing different ways of handling SQLException.
The JDBC examples in both books, and this website ended the update (or any) statement whenever there is an occurence of SQLException. I moved the try/catch inside a "labeled" while loop, so the program would append the error message to a log, and continue to process the next recordset until the EOF. I was successful after a few trials; it works better than the import function from MS Access.
I think my clipboard was very full when I copied and pasted table several times.
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