"You created this PDF from an application that is not licens
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onhello
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"You created this PDF from an application that is not licens
We have a license to use NovaPDF over here at The Public Trustee of Queensland (Australia).
However, we just recently noticed that after the 256th PDF we create for a given run, the 257th print and onwards actually starts printing the "You created this PDF from an application that is not licensed to print to novaPDF printer " message. This was apparently happening since day 1, when we started using this in our Production environment (04/March/2011).
Do you know why it is doing this? Is there a fix?
Hope you can help.
However, we just recently noticed that after the 256th PDF we create for a given run, the 257th print and onwards actually starts printing the "You created this PDF from an application that is not licensed to print to novaPDF printer " message. This was apparently happening since day 1, when we started using this in our Production environment (04/March/2011).
Do you know why it is doing this? Is there a fix?
Hope you can help.
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Lorant (Softland)
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Re: "You created this PDF from an application that is not li
Hi, we replied to your email too but I'm also posting it here just in case you didn't receive the reply:
Here is an article about possible reasons for the unlicensed notice:
http://www.novapdf.com/kb/unlicensed-fo ... k-344.html
If none of these apply to your situation, please send us a description of how your application uses novaPDF, what kind of documents it prints, if it runs as service or standard application, if it runs on x64 computers.
Here is an article about possible reasons for the unlicensed notice:
http://www.novapdf.com/kb/unlicensed-fo ... k-344.html
If none of these apply to your situation, please send us a description of how your application uses novaPDF, what kind of documents it prints, if it runs as service or standard application, if it runs on x64 computers.