When the filename contains quotes, Firefox can't export the page to PDF
but nevertheless no error message is reported to the user. It's very
frustrating because the user thinks that the page is saved, but it
isn't,
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invalid filename not caught while printing pdf
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in print dialog you can use the "print to file" printer ... there you
can select the directory.
** Changed in: firefox-3.0 (Ubuntu)
Status: Confirmed => Invalid
** Changed in: firefox
Status: Incomplete => Invalid
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invalid filename not caught while printing pdf
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Also, if you print two different pages from the same domain, the second
one overwrites the first (as the default name is the web). So I cannot
work quickly, for example taking different news from the same web
magazine, as I need to go each time to the pdf download directory and
rename the file.
Th
Yes, the PDF goes to: Home/PDF/[default name of the web].pdf.
The thing is that in the office work I extract lots of PDFs from the net
that I classify in different folders, and Adobe in Windows gave the
option to name the file and the directory, whereas Firefox does not, and
I have to do it afterw
On Fri, Jul 04, 2008 at 10:16:49AM -, danieloarso wrote:
> I cannot (or I don't find) name the file before printing to pdf. So it saves
> the PDF in HOME with the name of the page, and then I have to rename it and
> move it to the directory I want.
> I'm using the 8.04 Hardy Heron in Spanish.
I cannot (or I don't find) name the file before printing to pdf. So it saves
the PDF in HOME with the name of the page, and then I have to rename it and
move it to the directory I want.
I'm using the 8.04 Hardy Heron in Spanish.
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invalid filename not caught while printing pdf
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** Summary changed:
- invalid filename not catched while printing pdf
+ invalid filename not caught while printing pdf
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invalid filename not caught while printing pdf
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/229221
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