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Critical error: "The device is not ready"

Last Post 11/06/2009 4:52 PM by Peter Donker. 5 Replies.

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para3505

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10/27/2009 9:50 PM
I get this error when trying to open any document. I copied my dnn version back from production. Could this have caused the error?

Peter Donker

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10/28/2009 4:38 PM
Hi Brent, I couldn't say. I'd need more details. Where does the error occur (i.e. how does it manifest itself) and when (i.e. what sequence of events)? Do you see anything in the event log? Peter

para3505

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10/28/2009 5:17 PM
I uninstalled and reinstalled to fix it. However, I keep getting the "file does not begin with %pdf-" error. Is there a work around it only happens on certain PDFs.

Peter Donker

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11/02/2009 9:19 PM
Hi Brent, This is a known issue and happens on successive double clicks on PDF files (not on the first double click). IE/Windows makes a partial download request and sends it to Acrobat which then fails. This issue will be addressed in 5.2. Peter

para3505

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11/04/2009 3:20 PM
Hi Peter, Do you have a release date for 5.2? Brent

Peter Donker

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11/06/2009 4:52 PM
Hi Brent, More testing needs to be done and due to OpenForces this has not been possible. I did not want to rush a release between OpenForce EU and US, so I've held off until after. If you'd like to try the new version, send me an email and I'll send a link to it. Peter

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