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Adobe Distiller: Cambria not found error while creating PDFs from MS Word using Adobe PDF Printer

March 14, 2017 by virdih

Adobe distiller error cambria not found

If you are trying to produce a PDF file within MS Word via Adobe PDF printer, sometimes you see an error message” Cambria not found, using Courier”. The PDF doesn’t get produced actually, all you get is the error log file. Below is the sample of error log file. Solution: Please follow the below quick […]

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Clear History of Recently Opened files in Adobe Reader

February 18, 2017 by virdih

Adobe Reader delete history of Recently opened files

We can follow the below procedure to clear history of recently opened files in Adobe Reader. The below picture shows Test1, Test2, Test3 recently opened files in Adobe reader. To delete the adobe shown files, follow the below steps: STEPS: Open Windows registry             Navigate to below registry key Computer\HKEY_Current_User\Software\Adobe\Acrobat Reader\DC\AVGeneral\cRecentFiles […]

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Internet explorer stops working with pdf files

January 19, 2017 by virdih

Adobe pdf not working with IE

If the Internet Explorer freezes or stops working while you are trying to view/download the PDF files, you can follow the below steps to resolve this issue. You need to close the Internet Explorer which is not responding. Open Adobe Acrobat or Reader. Click on EDIT Tab and select Preferences. On the Preferences window, select […]

Filed Under: Adobe, browser, Windows Tagged With: thetechfactors

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January 9, 2021 By virdih

In case you find some issues while adding a VMWARE ESXi host to vCenter Server and you get an error message “A General System error Occurred” or “vim.fault.NoPermission”. This issue occurs by inconsistent authorization setup on the ESXi Host. The name of this authorization file is “authorization.xml” and located at /etc/vmware/hostd You can follow the […]

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