So I figured that I perhaps I need to actually set the defaults by checking the "Save as default" box, to populate "FoxitPrinterProfile.xml" the first time, and actually have defaults. When I next go to print, the printer settings are still High quality and 80%! The file "FoxitPrinterProfile.xml" remains empty. Default settings: Standard -> High quality.Opening the "1578503054_4932_foxittemp.xml" file shows the printer changes that I have made (remember, without having checked the "Save as default" box). Every time I print, a new file with a name like: "1578503054_4932_foxittemp.xml" is created in the same folder "C:\Users\%username%\AppData\Roaming\Foxit Software\Foxit PDF Creator\Foxit Reader PDF Printer". I then print with the Foxit Reader PDF Printer, but never check the "Save as default" box. txt files (text files) with Foxit Reader PDF Printer with no problems.Īfter installation of Foxit Reader 9.7, in the folder "C:\Users\%username%\AppData\Roaming\Foxit Software\Foxit PDF Creator\Foxit Reader PDF Printer" there is a file "FoxitPrinterProfile.xml" which starts off as an empty file. All other file types (Word, Powerpoint, etc.) convert just fine with no errors. txt file (text file) to PDF then I always get an error dialog that the document can't be printed at this time and to try again later. If I use the Foxit Windows context menu option to convert a. It seems that the "Save as default" checkbox does nothing, and that the default action is to always save the last used settings as default.Ģ. This happens when the "Save as default" checkbox in Foxit Reader PDF Printer is unchecked (and of course when checked). When I am printing any file to the Foxit Reader PDF Printer, if I change any of the settings for the Foxit Reader PDF Printer (for example the zoom, quality, etc.) then these settings are always remembered the next time I try to print with Foxit Reader PDF Printer. I have recently installed the latest version of Foxit Reader 9.7 and am having problems with the Foxit Reader PDF Printer:ġ.
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