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Old April 12th, 2004, 03:51 PM
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converting ASP form data to PDF

I need an application that will convert ASP form data to a PDF document by hitting a 'submit' button.

any ideas?

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I have but a problem in that

I am able to create a pdf file but unable to open it and see whether the data exists or not.

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I use this component for pdf creation, works like a charm...

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I use this component for pdf creation, works like a charm...
I tried hooking this up, but I keep getting an error of:

EDCompPDF.PDF.1 (0x80004005)
CreateDocument failed: Can't create file.
/aspPDF/asppdf.asp, line 5


Do you have any sample ASP pages I could use as a reference for settinging it up?

(line 5 being: ' Create the document
PDF.CreateDocument "c:\Inetpub\wwwroot\aspPDF\")

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or for that matter, does anyone have an example of something that uses regular COM and not .NET to do this?

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Did you registered the component?

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