Now, how that would work with a network printer.? Not sure, but I'm wondering if it is a similar issue. Just tried this myself, and it fixed it for a local install. Select: "Yes, save these settings for this program" You can start the program if you like to test things but would only be worth it if you have something in the PDFCreator print queue (which if you have encountered this error you will), or have a file you can add for printing. Select: "Run programs made for previous versions of Windows"įind PDFCreator in the list that appears. Select: "Programs and Features" (located at the top) It complains about an "invalid image" - this happens even even for plain text files - and crashes if you chose to execute the next command or skip procedure, the fix for me was to do the following: I had a problem when using PDFCreator with Windows 7 also. Any advice on this too?Įrror in the application log for the service:įaulting application PDFCreator.exe, version 1.0.0.1, faulting module gsdll32.dll, version 0.0.0.0, fault address 0x0015d0a9.įor more information, see Help and Support Center at. But no luck with the service running properly. It runs fine when i start it at log on with user interaction. But, it errors out when staring the service and I still have to log in and start the application. It does appear in the service list and i can configure to use the appropriate log on credentials. I successfully installed it using ANYSERVICEINSTALLER with the Windows Resource toolkit. I'm also having trouble installing the PDF Creator as a service.
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