Yes I know but at least I have a few more options to check when I look at
viewers =^D
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I experience that it's not that simple to find a freeware pdf viewer that can
be run headless from the command line. But I keep looking on the net.
Any suggestion is welcome.
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Thank you both for the very comprehensible explanation.
So I followed the steps awarnier suggested:
(0) stopped banging the head and had a good cup of coffee =)
1. Looked at the event logs ==> found nothing
2. Checked the option 'Interact with desktop' with the local system user ==>
my batch f
I use a local admin or even a domain admin. Both have print priveleges.
And they both certainly can run batch-files to start eg. the calculator.
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I use a local admin or even a domain admin. Both have print priveleges.
And they both certainly can run batch-files to start eg. the calculator.
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Hi all,
I made a small Java web-application which prints pdf-files - on-demand - on
the server.
Everything went well on my dev environment, but not when I deployed the
application on the Tomcat server in production.
The Tomcat server is started as a service on a Windows 2003 Server. I was
unabl
