Then the print process continues normally with the expected result. I can correct that in that dialog by going up to the 'Save in' drop-down and pointing it to the correct folder.

but in that box's 'Filename' drop-down, there's a scrambled-up folder location on another one of my networked computers, pointing to a nonexistent folder.

Otherwise, the print process appears to hang, but I discovered that if I let it 'hang' long enough, it'll eventually pop up the 'Prompt for Adobe PDF filename' dialog box. I've encountered the same problem, on and off, and finally found that the print function works just fine when I change the 'Adobe PDF Output Folder' (in printer 'Properties') to 'My Documents/*.pdf'. I didn't read the whole long series of posts. I'm guessing that 'Print to Adobe PDF' has problems with long folder/file names. Right now I'm at a complete loss what to try next to fix the broken 'Print to AdobePDF'. Alas I've been unsuccessful in fixing the problem. I have also deleted infcache.1 following another suggested solution and then, yesterday, I uninstalled and reinstalled Acrobat XI Pro with a registry cleaning between uninstalling and reinstalling with jv16 Power Tools. I have uninstalled/installed the Adobe PDF 'printer' (remove device and add a printer) many times drilling down to the proper *.inf file starting with 'Use an existing port' for Adobe PDF, Have Disk, browse to AdobePDF.inf, and then use the sixth down Adobe PDF Converter. I registered my product Octoand for most of the year everything has worked great!Īs others with this problem have described, the Print To AdobePDF (Adobe PDF Converter) seems to be progressing (there is a progress bar on screen) and then it stops with no output at all rather than the old/usual way of opening Acrobat with the new document on-screen). Until the last few weeks, from about a year ago with Adobe Acrobat Pro XI on a Win7 Pro 64-bit system, I've been able to 'Print to AdobePDF' as a printer (versus 'Save As AdobePDF' which continues to work as expected in MS Word 2010, etc.).

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