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Old 09-16-2006, 05:19 PM   #8
rlauzon
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Originally Posted by tribble
Then it probably has to do with the filename. Are there any special chars in the filename? Or is the filename very long? Then the filename might be different in the manifest.xml then the real filename, and that probably leads to the problem, because the pdf viewer cant open the file named in the manifest, because its just not existent.
Oooo.... Never thought of that. Yes... "Strange" characters (pretty much everything but letters numbers and underscores are suspect) could have a problem. Maybe even something like a "%3E", for example, which might get encoded to ">" when it shouldn't.
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