Vista and Quickbooks

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I am running the 2 x86 with Quickbooks 2005 Pro. I am having a problem with
the AMYUNI PDF Converter 2.07 kernel-mode print driver.

I am unable to send via email invoices.
 
I am running 2 x86 with Quickbooks 2005 Pro.

I am unable to send invoices via email.

the AMYUNI PDF Converter 2.07 Kernel-Mode print driver is not working. I do
not know how to fix this issue.

I do not recommend installing the Vista Beta.
 
tkernan said:
I am running 2 x86 with Quickbooks 2005 Pro.

I am unable to send invoices via email.

the AMYUNI PDF Converter 2.07 Kernel-Mode print driver is not working. I
do
not know how to fix this issue.

I do not recommend installing the Vista Beta.
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But it is working exactly like expected. You did this on a test machine,
right? Just go to your production machine and generate your invoices.

Tom
 
Adobe Acrobat 6.0 Standard can't create PDF documents either. Seems according
to Adobe's site there is a spat between MS and them, about the Microsoft XPS
Document Writer. Seems that QB users and Adobe users should steer clear of
Vista for now.
 
I've tried Quickbooks, Adobe Acrobat Standard, and Acrobat Professional 7.0,
there are problems with anything that involves creating PDF's. Seems there's
a white paper on Adobe's site about a spat between MS and Adobe about the
Microsoft XPS Document Writer.
 
Actually it can work if you install the latest version of the Amyuni PDF
Printer (v 2.5). This version does install in Vista. You can obtain this from
their site. www.amyuni.com

When the intallation is complete you need to rename the Amyuni PDF Printer
to 'Intuit Internal Printer' et voila - sending your invoices from within QB
works again.

It's not a free update :-( but it will work.

André
 
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