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Where's the value add? - Version: 1.0, 2/14/2007 05:17PM PST
nestorph
Am I missing something here--how is this app better than just printing the email to PDF using OS X's built in PDF maker? This app requires Adobe Acrobat in order to function (at least that's what I inferred from the system requirements list)--not an inexpensive option.
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- Where's the value add?
If you have both Acrobat *Reader* and Pro installed, there is a chance, depending on (I *think*) how your system is configured, that the first time the script runs, AppleScript will go "oh, THAT'S not right" and try to open up the email in *Reader*. This of course incorrect. So far, it's only happened with Acrobat 7 Pro.
The fix is, open the script in Script Editor, or whatever environment you prefer, and go to line 233, and make sure it reads:
tell application "Adobe Acrobat 7.0 Professional"
save it, and it should remain unchanged from there on out. I'm working on a more permanent fix, but for now, that's the workaround. Thanks, and sorry about all that.