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PDF Files Fail to Open When migrating all of our applications to Vista, we found a bug in the initial install that will not allow PDF files to be opened from our applications. This is caused by the runtime's inability to call files within its folder when started by the icon that is placed on your Desktop or in your Startup by the installer. The solution is simple. Simply browse to the application folder and locate the proper executable file, (i.e. PLCTrain4.exe, TSTrain3.exe, CLXTrain4.exe, etc). Right-click on that file and choose 'create shortcut'. Then drag this new shortcut to the Desktop or the place where your shortcuts have been placed. This will repair the problem with the PDF files on Windows XP and below. Or you may simply edit the properties of the icon by right-clicking on the icon and choosing "Properties" from the right-click menu. See the graphic below for instructions. For
Vista Users, you must download and install the patch before Or
you may download all of the associated PDF files below in a 'zip' file. The PLCTrainer 4 | The CLXTrainer 4 | The ViewTrainer 3 The
MCTrainer 4 | The
TSTrainer 3 | DeviceNet
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Click Here to download The ViewTrainer 4 patch. This patch fixes a problem with PDF files. Download the file and install the patch. WARNING Do Not Install This Patch over Version less Than 4.32. |
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Click Here to download TSTrainer 3 patch. This patch fixes a problem with PDF files. Download the file and install the patch. WARNING Do Not Install This Patch over Version less Than 3.32. |
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Click Here to download MCTrainer 3 patch. This patch fixes a problem with PDF files. Download the file and install the patch. WARNING Do Not Install This Patch over Version less Than 3.32. |
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Click Here to download DeviceNet Tutor-Level 1 v.3 patch. This patch fixes a problem with PDF files. Download the file and install the patch. WARNING Do Not Install This Patch over Version less Than 3.32. |
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